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* 1. Which of the following statements is FALSE about charging an Evie with the charge cards found in the glovebox?

You can charge at green EV Spot Network chargers using the green Evie charge card from the glovebox

You can charge at a public ChargePoint charger using the ChargePoint charge card from the glovebox

You can end your trip with the car charging at a public ChargePoint charger

If you need to use a charger that doesn't have a provided card, send the receipts for your charge costs to info@hourcar.org and we'll reimburse you via Drive Credit

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* 2. Which of these methods can earn you the highest amount of Drive Credit at once?

Ending an Evie Carshare trip with the car charging at an EV Spot Charger

Filling up the gas tank of an HOURCAR trip with at least 5 gallons

Rescuing an Evie vehicle from an incorrect parking location and emailing the details to info@hourcar.org

Documenting a mess in a car in the Cleanliness Report at the start of your trip, and emailing info@hourcar.org after you’ve cleaned it up

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* 3. Which of the following is FALSE about the Radar function on the Evie Carshare app?

You can use the Radar Function to alert you when there is an Evie available nearby

The Radar search radius is always 1 mile

You can schedule a Radar ahead of time

You can leave a Radar up for 24 hour

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* 4. Driving in an electric vehicle gets much less energy efficient at speeds faster than ________, leading to noticeable drops in range and requiring more frequent charging stops (hint: this can be especially helpful for road trips!).

55-60 mph

60-65 mph

65-70 mph

70-75 mph

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* 5. If it's 5pm on a Sunday night, can you end your Evie trip parked at a Minneapolis parking meter that is a No Parking Zone 7am-9am Monday-Friday? (hint: this is an example of a meter with a red band restriction).

Yes, because the parking restriction is not currently active

Yes, because you can end trips at Minneapolis meters with a red band as long as the restriction doesn’t start in the next 12 hours

No, because you can’t end trips at Minneapolis meters with a red band if the restriction starts in the next 24 hours