How much does a pavement channel cost in Redbridge?

The council covers up to £1,200 of installation costs while funding lasts. Applicants pay a £315 application and licence fee plus a £500 bond.

Will Redbridge offer pavement channels permanently?

If the pilot is successful, the council says pavement channels will be offered as a council service.

Key facts

Council scheme: Pavement channel pilot funded by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles. The council covers up to £1,200 of installation costs per channel while funding lasts. Applicants pay a £315 application and licence fee plus a £500 bond. If the pilot succeeds, channels will become a regular council service.
Cross-pavement policy: Pilot basis – residents register through the council's engagement site.
Charging hubs: Redbridge has expanded its network with over 300 lamp-post chargepoints.

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Redbridge Council is piloting pavement channels, so residents without off-street parking can charge from home on a cheaper domestic tariff.

The council covers up to £1,200 of installation costs per channel, while funding lasts
You pay a £315 application and licence fee
Plus a £500 bond

If the pilot succeeds, pavement channels will be offered as a regular council service.

Redbridge has added over 300 lamp-post chargers across the borough.