Show your support by displaying a poster announcing the 2011 Rally
at your
work or other public events board, thanks.
Our 2011 EV
Rally will be held on
September 24, 2011 at 10am - 4pm
at Palo Alto High School
Free Admission - Free Rides!
Thank you to our 2011 Rally Sponsors. On display and
available for rides will be electric cars owned and driven daily by people in the Bay Area.
See a video of the fun at previous rally.
There are four main areas of Rally activity:
Participants Information
Private Vehicle Registration: Rally Sponsors:
Show your EV to help promote awareness and meet the curious public. The fee is $20
for first vehicle, $10 each for each add'l vehicle.
Please send your registration form (
Download doc
) in advance by Thursday September 22 before 5pm.
The registration forms will be printed and ready for you to pick up at the rally, saving time
on rally day. You'll be
given the bottom section to put on your display vehicle, and the top portion will
go into our file box.
Retail Vendors Registration:
Buy space for a booth with provision to display vehicles and other products.
Vendor fees are $100 including room for one car, canopy, table and chairs or $20 without
canopy, and $10 for addional vehicles.
Retail vendors must contact
Jerry Pohorsky to register and discuss any special requirements.
Advanced payment is appreciated.
Never Too Late:
Forms will be available on the day of the rally for those who did not register early.
Display space and equipment subject to availability on rally day.
Jerry Pohorsky (408) 464-0711.
Support for the 2011 Rally given
by these sponsors. Thank You!
Electric Vehicle Safety Rules
The following rules apply to riders of all electric bikes, scooters, etc.
1. Pedestrian safety is the highest priority – act accordingly.
2. Riders under 18 years of age must have parental permission to ride.
3. Parents must supervise riders under age of 18 at all times.
4. Riders must stay within designated riding area.
5. Riders must maintain a safe speed at all times to protect the rider and other
people and property.
6. All two-wheel EV riders must wear helmets (we recommend you bring your own helmet
if you think you'll be trying out two-wheel EVs, though vendors will have a few
helmets available).
7. Failure to abide by above rules will result in loss of riding privileges.
For more information about the Electric Auto
Association
