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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 24. Transportation And Motor Vehicles
Agency 30. Department of Transportation
Chapter 551. Integrated Directional Signing Program Participation Criteria
9/17/2026

24VAC30-551-95. Alternative fuels station certification.

A facility wishing to display an alternative fuels message shall meet the following requirements to be certified by the Virginia Department of Energy:

1. For electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, have two or more DC fast charging stations with the appropriate universal plug.

2. Parking spaces available for each charger or alternative fuel pump or dispenser.

3. On-premises signs visible from the roadway indicating EV charging or the type of alternative fuel station that is available at that location.

4. Adequate lighting for each charging station or alternative fuel pump or dispenser to ensure a safe environment.

5. Information on area tire repair services clearly posted on the EV charger or alternative fuel pump or dispenser or on a kiosk located in the vicinity of the EV charger or alternative fuel pump or dispenser.

Statutory Authority

§§ 33.2-210 and 33.2-1220 of the Code of Virginia.

Historical Notes

Derived from Virginia Register Volume 42, Issue 26, eff. September 9, 2026.

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