In addition to collecting survey responses online, the Departments will continue to host a series of stakeholder engagement sessions across Tennessee to solicit feedback and answer questions regarding the State's planning process.
Attend a public listening session
WisDOT is preparing a plan to expand EV charging infrastructure along the state’s Alternative Fuel Corridors in partnership with other state agencies, utilities, and the private sector.
Join WSDOT for one or both of these sessions to offer your ideas and help plan the state’s network of infrastructure for electric vehicles
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