Atlas Public Policy officials said the state Department of Transportation announced its first round of awards for chargers in New Jersey in December 2024. That nearly $21 million investment calls for EV charging stations at 19 locations along NJDOT-maintained interstate highways.

Groups representing truck stops and other fuel retailers applauded the administration's decision to reassess the program rather than end it. Also: Electric Freightliner, Volvo trucks recalled; hazard-light issue promps recall of Kenworths,

Federal Highway Administration officials said they were suspending the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program.

The Trump administration on Thursday told states it was blocking money for electric vehicle chargers, including $71 million for Washington, one of the latest steps by the White House to halt Biden-era funding.

The Trump administration’s war on electric cars continues with the halt of a national program that sends money to states to install EV charging equipment. It was the latest move by President Donald Trump to reverse Biden-era EV policies — even as those policies have personally enriched his top ally,

The Sierra Club’s Clean Transportation For All (CTFA) campaign, which reduces the environmental and public health impacts of transporting people and goods, called out plans by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to immediately suspend state

The Trump administration halted a program that promised Nevada $38 million to build faster, more efficient electric vehicle chargers along highways.

Chargers funded through the program were due to be just a small share of those opening this year. The longer-term effects aren’t yet clear.