Residents across Worcestershire are being invited to play a key role in shaping the future of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure in their communities.
A new interactive map has been launched by Worcestershire County Council, to give people the chance to suggest where new EV charge points should be installed in their communities.
This initiative is part of the Council’s future delivery of electric vehicle chargers to ensure residents without access to off-street parking are not left behind in the EV transition.
By highlighting convenient and practical locations for new charge points, residents can have their say on where future infrastructure is developed.
This is part of the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure project funding through the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles.
Councillor Karl Perks, Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Highways and Transport, encouraged residents to get involved: We know that access to reliable charging infrastructure is a key concern for many people considering the switch to electric vehicles, especially those without a driveway or garage. This is your chance to tell us where you think chargers could go. By working together, we can help shape a transport network that better meets the needs of Worcestershire’s communities.”
The easy-to-use map allows users to drop a pin on their suggested location and add a comment explaining why the site is needed.
While submitting a suggestion does not guarantee a charge point will be installed, each submission will help build a broader understanding of local needs.
The Council will work with its delivery partners to assess the viability of proposed sites based on a range of factors, including safety, electrical capacity, parking pressures, mobile connectivity, and proven local demand.
This engagement aligns with Worcestershire County Council’s forthcoming Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (EVCI) Strategy, which sets out a vision for getting the right chargers in the right places.
Residents are encouraged to explore the map and submit their suggestions now. For more information or to participate, visit the Electric Vehicle Charging pages of our website.
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