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@corywright @MarcoRP please mark Cranbury (southbound), NJ as temporarily closed. The service area ramp has been coned off for a while. Thanks!Big warning for anyone traveling on the turnpike, the Molly Pitcher (Cranbury) supercharger is blocked off, but still shows up on the Nav. Hopefully nobody plans on getting here with less than 10 miles remaining because they won't be able to charge!
@corywright @MarcoRP please mark Cranbury (southbound), NJ as temporarily closed. The service area ramp has been coned off for a while. Thanks!
Wowsers, if Sunoco thinks they're still going to be selling profitable amounts of gas and diesel 25 years from now they're stupider than I though.The Turnpike Authority’s service area contractors agreed to pay for the improvements in exchange for 25-year contracts to operate the food and fuel concessions on the Turnpike and Garden State Parkway. ...
The service area contractors are Applegreen, which provides food services, and Sunoco, which provides fuel services.
In 2021, the average age of the US passenger vehicle fleet is 12.1 years (reported on here). And the trend for that number has been rising. In 2002 it was 9.6 years. I can see how gas companies would convince themselves that they'll still be selling lots of gas even if they allow for an accelerating switch to EVs for new car purchases.From the article:
Wowsers, if Sunoco thinks they're still going to be selling profitable amounts of gas and diesel 25 years from now they're stupider than I though.
Oh I'm quite certain, and not at all surprised, that they can convince themselves of that! But I sure ain't buying any of their stock. Or gas, when you get right down to it.In 2021, the average age of the US passenger vehicle fleet is 12.1 years (reported on here). And the trend for that number has been rising. In 2002 it was 9.6 years. I can see how gas companies would convince themselves that they'll still be selling lots of gas even if they allow for an accelerating switch to EVs for new car purchases.
From the article:
Wowsers, if Sunoco thinks they're still going to be selling profitable amounts of gas and diesel 25 years from now they're stupider than I though.
Most of the profit is from selling food, not gas. With EVs, people will spend more time in service stations, buying more overpriced food.
Last time I was here I grabbed snacks from Sunoco. If you just want snacks, its the best choice there.Typically true, but in the context of a service plaza, Sunoco isn’t the food vendor. All they have are a few drinks and snacks inside of the gas payment kiosk, which is somewhere EV drivers aren’t going to be visiting.
Are you saying the Superchargers are still operational because if you are then that is news-worthy.FYI NJ Transit trucks seem to like to block the superchargers here.
5 out of 8 are blocked.
I second the above questionFYI NJ Transit trucks seem to like to block the superchargers here.
5 out of 8 are blocked.
Was it closed? The Woodrow Wilson and Molly Pitcher locations are supposed to be closed for renovations until at least some time this month, but I don't think we've heard anything about Joyce Kilmer being down. I just checked on Plugshare and there were successful charging check-ins at Joyce Kilmer from as recent as 2 weeks ago at the end of April.I’m planning to use the Joyce Kilmer supercharger in a couple of weeks. Has it re-opened?