Originally Posted by
PeteHski
Here in the UK and Europe a lot of quality restaurants and hotels have complimentary EV charging. Tesla destination chargers are a good example. They typically charge much slower than high speed Superchargers, but you can pick up a reasonable free bonus charge while stopping for lunch. A modern Supercharger can typically fill your battery while you have a coffee and pee break every 250 or so miles.
It makes sense for you to use EV. But, in our case, reality of life is significantly different in many ways. We travel in the southwest region of our country frequently, love the area for camping and other outdoors activities. It is not uncommon to go 100 miles and not see another car ( not interstate highways). Individual states have signs on some roads indicating the next gas station 50 miles or whatever it might be. More uncommonly used roads do not have any posted signs. But these are the fun places to look for petroglyphs and fossils. No restaurants with free chargers in any of these areas yet, in some areas no restaurants, period.