Drivers will also be stung with a £40 fine if they stay longer than set times at chargers.
The fees were introduced on April 11 and drivers will also be stung with a £40 fine if they stay longer than set times at chargers.have faced issues with some people hogging chargers for too long – making them unavailable when needed.Drivers are now being charged a £1 connection fee to plug in their vehicle.
They can remain plugged in for two hours at a standard charger on streets in the city centre and three hours in the rest of Glasgow.The council owns 306 charge points in the city with 16 rapid units available. This year there are plans for another 119 charge points to go live this year. Last year 15,800 public driver accounts used the council chargers amounting to just under 160,000 charging sessions. It was equivalent to the diversion of about 2,000 tonnes of CO2 according to a council report.
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