Except not every home has a driveway. With on street parking the norm in many places. Trailing a lead to your car on the other side of the road is frowned upon

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thelastgallon 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Streets have streetlights. Streetlights are on poles. Poles have electricity that lights need. Utility can add chargers. Magically, the problem is solved.

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robocat 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Streetlights are low power.

Car chargers are high power.

For example https://electricbrighton.com/news/considerations-for-lamp-po... says charging times are 18 hours, which is hardly overnight.

Plus you couldn't do it anywhere where thieves steal copper. Car charging cables would quickly become a theft target.

	▲	thelastgallon 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Thats 18 hours if your battery is at 0%. Most people drive 20 - 40 miles/day, hardly 10% of the battery. You will be fine. You could also charge at work. They should have more than lamp posts.