Pennsylvania HB1592 mandates at least one handicapped parking space at public electric vehicle charging stations.
Pennsylvania HB1592 amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to require any person who designs, finances, develops, constructs, installs, leases, operates, or maintains an electric vehicle charging station for public use to include at least one parking space large enough to accommodate wheelchair-accessible electric vehicles, including vans and minivans. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation must annually report on the total number of electric vehicle charging stations in operation, their locations, and the costs to the department in regulating these stations.
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