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Electric Vehicle Featured at TBRPC Council Meeting

Electric Vehicles & TBARTA

For our transportation-focused Council Meeting on August 12th, 2019 we received updates from two experts in the field.

Ms. Dory Larsen, Electric Vehicle Coordinator for Southern Allegiance for Clean Energy spoke about the opportunities for electric vehicles [download presentation] and Mr. David Green, Executive Director of TBARTA, updated the Council on the history of TBARTA, its current goals, and plans for the future [download presentation].

Council Members, TBRPC staff, and the public were able to test drive a brand new Tesla after the meeting.

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