DOT approves sidewalk charging ports for e-bike batteries
Buildings with at least five floors or a bottom floor occupied by commercial or community space are eligible.
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13ds agoE-bike users are now able to charge their batteries right outside their homes.
The Department of Transportation announced a cabinet-style sidewalk charging port for e-bike batteries.
Buildings with at least five floors or a bottom floor occupied by commercial or community space are eligible.
Property owners and tenants with landlord approval can apply.
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