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#Coso junction rest area drivers#
#Coso junction rest area manual#

We ask that drivers charging their vehicles be mindful of other vehicle owners waiting for their turn and to not unplug a vehicle from the charger that does not belong to you. While there are two cords attached to each station, only one vehicle can charge at a time.Ĭharging an EV at a Caltrans charging station is currently free for all EV owners.

#Coso junction rest area manual#

These chargers may not work with older EV models and Caltrans encourages EV owners to consult their vehicle's manual before using a charging station.Įach station has two charging cords, one with a CHAdeMO connector and one with a CCS1 connector. A DC Fast Charger will provide about an 80% charge in 30 minutes for vehicles with fast-charging capabilities. Tesla EVs can charge at these stations with the appropriate Tesla adapter.

Eastbound Boron Safety Roadside Rest Area on State Route 58Įach charging station is a Level 3 DC Fast Charger with universal connectors that serve most EVs on the market.

Other than Little Lake, there was Dunmovin (post office), about three miles north of the current Coso Junction rest area. The current rest stop has been there for at least 30 years (it was there when I first moved into the Inyo/Mono region in 1974).

Westbound Boron Safety Roadside Rest Area on State Route 58 I'm not aware of any other rest stop, especially one that is a mile north of Little Lake.

Coso Junction Safety Roadside Rest Area on U.S. Off of Highway 395 North of Little Lake, South of Coso Junction rest area signposted Take Cinder Road turn right onto Fossil Falls Access Road to the trailhead One-mile unpaved road suitable for 2WD A large dirt parking area Toilet and picnic table Large map and information board A 0.2-mile hike to falls No shade on the trail.

Division Creek Safety Roadside Rest Area on U.S.

Caltrans District 9 Main Office at 500 S.

The five District 9 charging stations are located at the following facilities: Located at Caltrans rest areas and offices, these charging stations not only increase mobility for EV drivers throughout California's eastern corridor, but they fulfill part of Caltrans' commitment to reducing emissions to tackle climate change. Coso Junction Rest Area is situated nearby to the hamlet Dunmovin. In 20, Caltrans District 9 installed five charging stations in Inyo and Kern County. Coso Junction Rest Area is a rest area in Inyo County. As electric vehicles (EV) become more common in California and across the U.S., Caltrans is doing its part to power drivers who choose a cleaner form of transportation.