NRMA Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Will No Longer Be Free

The number of public EV chargers has increased by 57 percent this June compared to last year.
NRMA Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Will No Longer Be Free
An NRMA electric vehicle (EV) fast charger. Courtesy of NRMA
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Drivers now have to pay to charge their electric vehicles (EVs) at several National Roads and Motorists’ Association (NRMA) sites. 
NRMA plans to start making motorists pay to fast-charge through the “My NRMA” app across the entire network starting between Sept. 27 through to the end of October. 
Daryl Vandenberg
Daryl Vandenberg
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Daryl Vandenberg is a journalist based in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. He is a former news anchor for Canadian radio stations Moose FM, 99.1 FM Ontario, and Newcap Radio.
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