New U.S. Interstate EV Charging Locations!

The U.S. Department of Energy has a fantastic map of EV chargers located on the Interstates nationwide.

https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/984572ed531a4c3d981367b344c78bb5/page/Page/?data_id=dataSource_13-18004f63e17-layer-7%3A41&rsource=https%3A%2F%2Flinks.esri.com%2FEVChargingStations

Where can I find every single Public (or Private) EV Charger that was licensed thru the U.S. Department of Energy to connect into the electric Grid?

• I only want to see only all U.S. installed Fast DC Chargers — also know as Level 3 EV Chargers.  Look here:

https://afdc.energy.gov/stations/#/analyze?country=US&fuel=ELEC&ev_levels=dc_fast&status=P&status=E&access=public&access=private

Beware it is reported that as many as 30% can be inoperative for any number of reasons.

Get the Private EV Charger ‘sharing’ Experience here:

Check out this link below for the locations of “Shared” EV Chargers in the U.S.

Many of these locations came about with the necessity of the Toyota Prius, the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt to drive longer distances and find safe ‘refuges’  https://www.evmatch.com/ to Charge Up and Top Off. Casual lists and contact information started to be shared and it became a necessity to visit or travel through a more remote or off interstate travel corridor and get a reliable and safe EV Charger stop off. And make a few friends along the way too.

And there are more listing and locations for U.S. Private EV Charger ‘rentals’  https://chargerzilla.com/  – at Condo’s, Houses, Apartments, Parking Lots, Properties, Hotels, Condo’s etc.

Residential EV Chargers and basic 110 volt ‘over-night’ EV chargers that can use a home-like electrical connection might not get reported and be ‘officially’ licensed into major EV Charger Apps and websites — yet.

Beware of Your Cellular Connection into the EV Charger platforms

The city´s award-winning children´s museum is fun-filled, totally hands-on, and so delightful that adults are entertained, too. Each nook and cranny has a different theme – from the fantastic to the practical. In Alice´s Adventures in Wonderland, kids can play croquet with the Queen and sip tea with the Mad Hatter; nearby, oversized props bring Maurice Sendak´s classics to life.

Kids can take the wheel of a real bus and sail a boat on a mini-Delaware River; in “Nature´s Pond,” the youngest visitors (age 3 and under) can discover animals nestled among high grass and a lily pond, or enjoy stories and nursery rhymes in “Fairytale Garden.” Please Touch is also a first live theater experience for young children – Please Touch Playhouse performances are original and interactive and take place daily!

Please Touch Museum tends to be busier on rainy days. You may want to schedule your visit on fair weather days. Mornings are also a busy time with most school groups visiting during this time. Afternoons are a great time to visit the museum as well as Mondays when groups are not scheduled.

Prepare for Different digital Payment options (and Public Garage Access methods)

You will be in situations where you need a major credit card to get into a Parking Lot or Garage Ramp to access an EV Charger.

Visiting Tips

Read the fine print on Parking Chargers – Wait Times – Reservations – Payment types – etc

Insider Tip.

Travel long distances with a great awareness to Cellular network connections off major highways to access EV Chargers. Make sure you have you digital wallet read, and a major credit card ready to go to get into a parking area for other chargers.