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This Engagement has concluded
Thank you for taking part.
The engagement was held between 23 November 2023 to 11January 2024.
There were 808 responses to the survey and the project page had 1,500-page visitors
The engagement data will help inform possible charging locations around Lincolnshire. The transport team intends to do further rounds of engagement for this.
This is what we asked you.
We are seeking your views on electric vehicles and charging points. Current government plans call for the country to be Net Zero by 2050. As a result, EV sales have seen a dramatic increase over recent years.
We are committed to supporting our residents, businesses, and visitors in the switch to electric vehicles. We know we need to cater for a variety of different needs and want to hear more about your EV charging needs. Your feedback will help to provide potential locations for suitable charging points.
For information on electric vehicles and charging points please see our important links section.
Thank you for taking part.
The engagement was held between 23 November 2023 to 11January 2024.
There were 808 responses to the survey and the project page had 1,500-page visitors
The engagement data will help inform possible charging locations around Lincolnshire. The transport team intends to do further rounds of engagement for this.
This is what we asked you.
We are seeking your views on electric vehicles and charging points. Current government plans call for the country to be Net Zero by 2050. As a result, EV sales have seen a dramatic increase over recent years.
We are committed to supporting our residents, businesses, and visitors in the switch to electric vehicles. We know we need to cater for a variety of different needs and want to hear more about your EV charging needs. Your feedback will help to provide potential locations for suitable charging points.
For information on electric vehicles and charging points please see our important links section.
We want your views on charging points, there are three main types of public charge points available:
Residential Charging (long stay charging) - Residential charging options aim to provide convenient and cost effect alternatives for residents who don’t have access to a home charge points
Destination Charging (medium to long stay) - Generally located in public car parks. Destination charge points provide higher energy output than residential options.
In-Transit Charging (Rapid, <1 hour) - Generally located on key transit corridors including A-roads and at motorway services to help longer journeys. Rapid and ultra-rapid charge points allow much faster charging of an electric vehicle.
This survey will take 5 minutes to complete.
This Engagement has concluded
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Electric Vehicle Charging is currently at this stage
Contributions to this engagement are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Electric Vehicle Charging
The final outcomes of the engagement are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
Would you like assistance?
If you have any questions about the survey or would like the survey in an alternative format, then please contact lana.meddings@lincolnshire.gov.uk
