Vermont § 2906 - Electric vehicle supply equipment goals It shall be the goal of the State to have, as practicable, level 3 EVSE charging ports available to the public: (1) within three driving miles of every exit of the Dwight D
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§ 2906. Electric vehicle supply equipment goals It shall be the goal of the State to have, as practicable, level 3 EVSE charging ports available to the public: (1) within three driving miles of every exit of the Dwight D
- . Eisenhower National System
of Interstate and Defense Highways within the State; (2) within 25 driving miles of another level 3 EVSE charging port available to the public
along a State highway, as defined in subdivision 1(20) of this title; and (3) co-located with or within a safe and both walkable and rollable distance of publicly
accessible amenities such as restrooms, restaurants, and convenience stores to provide
a safe, consistent, and convenient experience for the traveling public along the State
highway system. (Added 2023, No. 148 (Adj. Sess.), § 23, eff. July 1, 2024.)
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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