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440 mile Washington Cascade Scenic Loop Highway is EV-ready

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440 mile Washington Cascade Scenic Loop Highway is EV-ready

G. David Felt
Staff Writer Alternative Energy - www.CheersandGears.com

 

 

Washington state department of transportation announced yesterday that the Cascade Scenic Loop highway, considered to be one of the top 10 drives in North America is now EV-ready. Governor Jay Inslee joined other city and state representatives at Pybus Public Market to announce the kickoff of this drive that can be done in pure EV mode.

Driving this 440 mile loop through the cascade mountains and lakes of Washington emission free will enhance the beauty of the state and preserve the outdoors for future generations to come.

 

WSDOT full News Release is found here: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/News/2015/06/CascadeLoopEVReady.htm

 

The full Cascade Loop Scenic Highway PDF is found here: http://www.cascadeloop.com/flip_book/#1

 

This is the EV station list for the Scenic Loop Highway.

 

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This was funded by a $25 million tax payer dollar initiative.

 

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