Gregory's Server@PaulWay @spellingmistakescostlives Thanks! I'll check if it's an offence here, not sure if it makes a difference if it's private land, but even so, if EV companies put chargers in, it can be denying them a return on their investment, though in this case the charger is free, I think the business is pretty pro-EV, they even had a BYD Dolphin parked just at the entrance, with QR code for more info. We went to their restaurant and had a nice breakfast, and again one could put the case that #ICEing one of only 2 EV spots (and yes they can both work at the same time) could mean they lose a customer and potentially hundreds of dollars income (surf session + meal).
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 @PaulWay @spellingmistakescostlives I sent a Snap Send Solve anyway, see if it makes any difference. Probably won't, nobody ever gets fined for the illegal rubbish dumping that happens constantly near my house, even when I've sent video evidence of the local restaurants doing it. But maybe car things are different because of the existing culture of parking fines... |
@PaulWay @spellingmistakescostlives tried to report through the local council as they had a number to call to report illegally parked vehicles, and they just hung up on me (was on hold for about 15 minutes to even talk to someone... sigh)... I get the feeling some councils are more pro-EV than others. They didn't even seem to understand the question.