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Chances are you’ve already heard about what happened in Twin Falls on Saturday. A man went on a shooting spree in Twin Falls, Idaho in the parking lots of an In-N-Out Burger and a visitor center. Among the wounded was a cab driver who was sitting in his Tesla at a Supercharger station. He’s alive, but is now going through multiple surgeries.
In this article, I want to focus on practical steps you and your family can take to stay safe at charging stations. I will not be discussing the politics of what happened or what governments should do in response to it. We all have opinions on that, and there are plenty of discussions about it on social media that you can join if that’s what you’re looking to do. Regardless of what we all think the world should look like, we’re all stuck with living with the reality on the ground. Let’s be productive, especially in the comments, about how we can each be safer.
First, Let’s Not Exaggerate The Risks & Lose Sight Of More Common Dangers (Including Climate Change)
