At the train station near my work are 2 public chargers and 2 spaces. One of the chargers has been broken for months. So the two spaces have been sharing the one charger. About two weeks ago I pulled into the second spot and a white Leaf was plugged in with driver seated inside. When I asked the driver if they'd plug me in afterwards, I got a friendly "of course". Today I pulled in next to the white leaf again and opened my charger, figuring the driver would "of course" plug me in when finished.
After 4 hours at my office, I could see from my phone that I still hadn't been plugged in. I went back to the station and found a C-Max plugged in where the white leaf had been.
So either
1) the white leaf put the charger back without plugging me in and left the space open
2) the white leaf plugged me in but the C-Max unplugged me very soon after
3) the C-Max arrived as the white leaf was leaving and agreed to switch places without plugging me in.
Seeing as I was there first, I unplugged the C-Max and left a note that I was there first and need a charge. I'll go back in 3 hours and plug them back in if there still there. What would you have done?
I'd love to see the 2nd charger repaired and it would be great to have 4 spaces sharing the 2 chargers since drivers often leave their cars long after charging has completed.
After 4 hours at my office, I could see from my phone that I still hadn't been plugged in. I went back to the station and found a C-Max plugged in where the white leaf had been.
So either
1) the white leaf put the charger back without plugging me in and left the space open
2) the white leaf plugged me in but the C-Max unplugged me very soon after
3) the C-Max arrived as the white leaf was leaving and agreed to switch places without plugging me in.
Seeing as I was there first, I unplugged the C-Max and left a note that I was there first and need a charge. I'll go back in 3 hours and plug them back in if there still there. What would you have done?
I'd love to see the 2nd charger repaired and it would be great to have 4 spaces sharing the 2 chargers since drivers often leave their cars long after charging has completed.