Video Clip Shows Los Angeles Car Charging Station Rendered Completely Useless, Buried in Garbage

Imagine if you only had a few miles left to charge your car and you pull up to a car charging station and it's completely buried in rubbish and you can't even access the charging station. That's the case in Los Angeles.

You'd think the homeless situation would be above the "go green" movement but it's clearly not. Is anyone really going to charge their car in an area where the homeless have piled trash up over the charging stations?

According to PlugShare.now, Los Angeles now has 3,984 charging stations, of which more than 500 are free to use. Might have to reduce that number by one after taking a look at this station.

Here's video footage of the charging station buried in the trash:

California bans the sale of new gas-powered vehicles after 2035.

California charging stations:pic.twitter.com/m9NNoaDaxi

— Kevin Dalton (@KevinForBOS) August 26, 2022

Climate change is ranked as a much bigger issue than homeless people ravaging the streets of Los Angeles. A California law was just passed that will not allow gas-powered vehicles to be sold after 2035.

You'd think Governor Gavin Newsom would make the homeless issue the top concern for his agenda, but it just continues to get worse and worse. Here is the campaign ad Governor Newsom does not want you to see:

The campaign ad Gavin Newsom doesn't want you to see. pic.twitter.com/IXrsAff40t

— Kevin Dalton (@KevinForBOS) August 22, 2022

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