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Cambridge, Massachusetts, Legalizes Sidewalk Electric Vehicle Charging
22 Aug 2023 | Abstracted from WCVB
"...in the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts, you can apply for a permit for a mat to cover that cord and charge your electric car on the street.
"Cambridge residents with a parking sticker can apply to use the ADA-compliant ramp or a 9-foot-tall swing arm that extends over the sidewalk for their cords. They need a certified letter from an electrician, and the charger must be installed outside and only use 120 volts. If approved, the cord can be out for 12 hours a day or less and must be removed when not in use."
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