Another important feature of the PlugShare platform is the community engagement that it fosters. Not only does the site offer a littered map of great information, but the community that adds context and information about each location is active and immensely helpful (via PlugShare).
The site notes that it’s a community space designed to help EV owners get the most out of charging, “wherever you go.” The community adds a wealth of knowledge about specific station information. For instance, one location found in Springfield, Colorado is listed as being within a police department lot. The charge price is noted as “currently free, but still requires [Chargepoint] RFID card” to initiate a charging session, and the location is also listed as offering free parking and 24/7 access (via PlugShare).
There’s also pictures associated with each charging location, uploaded by community-minded PlugShare users who have visited these sites to charge their own cars. These minute details help immensely when planning out a route in an unfamiliar part of town, or while out on the road in a different part of the country.
Without the community spirit that powers PlugShare, the resource perhaps wouldn’t be as valuable as it is now.
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