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The Future of Charging
California regulators recently passed rules banning the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035 which has everyone wondering if other states will follow suit.
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California regulators recently passed rules banning the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035 which has everyone wondering if other states will follow suit.
Infrastructure is a crucial factor that must be considered before installing electric vehicle charging stations
Discover how you can leverage EV charging as a competitive advantage that generates revenue and also caters to your tenant’s needs in the process.
It’s time to start evaluating your short- and long-term EV charging needs and develop a plan that efficiently meets those needs.
Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of the three basic types of EV charging stations from WGI’s experts so that you can decide which may be the best for you.
WGI’s Lisa Nisenson and Andrew Crozier presented on Mobility Hubs and Planning for Smart Cities at this year’s National Planning Conference in San Diego, California.
As cities and roads get smarter, this once-humble infrastructure element takes on new roles.
Time, convenience, and cost. Uber’s ridesharing service and San Antonio’s public transportation service are pitted against each other in an enticing competition.
Despite campus parking returning to pre-COVID demand, university parking departments are being asked to do more with less.
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