📝 TLC Reveals "Statement of Interest" Form Appearance For EV TLC Plates
📝 TLC Reveals "Statement of Interest" Form Appearance For EV TLC Plates
NYC TLC reveals how "Statement of Interest" form will look like for *NEW* EV-Only TLC Plates ahead of tomorrows 10am launch
Link to TLC EV Vehicle License (a/k/a TLC Plate) page
Link to TLC Industry Notice
“Statement of Interest” form for 600 (of 1,000) *NEW* EV-only TLC Plates opens up (“goes live”) at 10am tomorrow, Wednesday, March 15th
NYC TLC appears to have revealed how form will look on Twitter
The Form appears to simply ask for a few basic pieces of information, including TLC Drivers License Number, Social Security Number, Mailing ZIP Code and Email
Given “First Come, First Served” protocol, drivers interested in participating NEED TO BE PREPARED ahead of 10am
AutoMarketplace will provide active / “live” coverage on Wednesday
The NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission (TLC) helpfully revealed how its Statement of Interest form will look ahead of 10am tomorrow, Wednesday, March 15th.
Given “First Come, First Served” protocol, drivers interested in participating NEED TO BE PREPARED ahead of 10am
🏎️ Be Ready
Drivers should prepare to act quickly, making sure they have a strong & stable internet connection 🔗, are not distracted (i.e., driving), reference an accurate watch ⌚📱 and be on the TLC 🖱️🚕 guided site before 10am (refreshing the page constantly as 10am approaches and passes until the form or link to the form appears).
If any new information becomes available, we will update our readers. In addition, we plan to publish actively on Wednesday before and shortly after 10am, including on our YouTube channel.
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Should be interesting business for Tesla the day when 600 drivers walk into the showroom waving their TLC permission slips. The dealer may as well get a podium and hammer and start auctioning the cars starting at a 20% premium. “Do I hear a hundred thousand?”