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Yuba City.
Taking shape.

A new charging opportunity where local trips meet regional journeys. Planned for 969 Clark Avenue, near Highways 20 and 99.

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In development · Not open for charging
12planned
charging ports

969 Clark Avenue

Yuba City, California 95991

  • Site control secured
  • Utility review completed
  • Design completed
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Yuba City project facts

Confirmed progress
Site control secured. Utility review and design completed.
Updates still to come
Permitting, construction, final equipment and an opening date have not been announced.
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12 planned ports at 969 Clark Avenue. In development; not open for charging. Status reviewed November 12, 2026.

A place in the daily journey

Regional routes.
Everyday destinations.

Near the proposed station, find Starbucks and Antonio’s Quick Lunch on Colusa Avenue, lodging on Clark Avenue and shopping at Yuba Sutter Marketplace. Explore each destination on the map.

EXPLORE THE SURROUNDINGS

Explore what’s nearby.

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Roads and address locations around the proposed Yuba City projectHighways 20 and 99, the RoadRunner EV address on Clark Avenue, and the selected layers. Select a map marker or a sidebar location for details. Drag to move the map when zoomed in, or use arrow keys with the map focused. Plus and minus zoom; Home shows all. Address points are not verified entrances.HIGHWAY 20HIGHWAY 99Clark AveButte House RdTharp Rd1234RRNorth
RoadRunner EV · Yuba CitySelect a marker or a location in the list. Drag to move when zoomed in; selection keeps your zoom.Location context · Not a site plan.
Selected location · Proposed project

RoadRunner EV · Yuba City

969 Clark Avenue
Yuba City, California

Proposed 12-port project. In development; not open for charging.

Address points are approximate. Some numbered markers use a connecting line to make nearby addresses easier to distinguish. They do not identify individual chargers, property boundaries or approved entrances. Nearby businesses and charging networks are independent of RoadRunner EV. Road and address data: Sutter County GIS. Listings checked November 12, 2026.

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  • RoadRunner EV · Yuba City — 969 Clark Avenue. Proposed 12-port project. In development; not open for charging. Source / project details
  • Starbucks · Colusa & Clark — 728 Colusa Avenue. Coffee, drinks and food near the proposed project. Check the store for current hours and services. Source / project details
  • Antonio’s Quick Lunch — 716 Colusa Avenue. Nearby dining on Colusa Avenue. Check the restaurant for current hours and service. Source / project details
  • Red Roof Inn — 1001 Clark Avenue. Nearby lodging on Clark Avenue. Hotel services are subject to the property’s policies. Source / project details
  • Yuba Sutter Marketplace — 1215 Colusa Avenue. Nearby shopping and dining. Individual businesses set their own hours and access policies. Source / project details
  • Tesla · New Earth Market — 1475 Tharp Road. Operator lists 10 Superchargers, up to 150 kW. Check the operator for vehicle access, pricing and availability. Source / project details
  • Electrify America · Target — 1153 Butte House Road. Operator lists four CCS chargers, up to 350 kW. Check the operator for pricing and availability. Source / project details
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Location context for the proposed project at 969 Clark Avenue, near Highways 20 and 99 in Yuba City.
Location context only—not an approved site plan, property boundary or driveway layout. Nearby businesses shown are not stated partners.

Yuba City location context

Enlarged location context map of the proposed Yuba City project.

Proposed project · In development. This map is not an approved site plan.

Public data behind the location

Understand the context.
Then evaluate the site.

Traffic and registration data help frame the opportunity. The project still needs its own evaluation of access, competition, utilization and operating costs.

2024 HIGHWAY TRAFFIC · TWO DIRECTIONS35,500

Vehicle passages per day

Highway 20, east of the Highway 99 junction.

Highway 20 · east of Highway 9935,500
Highway 99 · south of Highway 2034,500
Highway 99 · north of Highway 2021,700

Caltrans annual average daily traffic estimates, both directions, at separate highway segments. Vehicle passages are not unique drivers, site entries or charging demand; segment counts are not additive.

Caltrans · 2024 AADT workbook ↗
LOCAL REGISTERED BATTERY-ELECTRIC FLEET1,218

All-electric vehicles

ZIP codes 95991 and 95993 · year-end 2025

Registered light-duty battery-electric vehicles by mailing ZIP code, not a measured drive-time catchment or forecast of station customers. Plug-in hybrids are excluded.

California Energy Commission · 2025 population ↗

Our charging ambition

Designed for the
charging experience ahead.

Our goal is to use Tesla’s latest available Supercharger technology, including V4. Final equipment and specifications for Yuba City remain subject to confirmation as development advances. Tesla describes its V4 system as capable of up to 500 kW for passenger vehicles; actual charging depends on the vehicle and site configuration.

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See other charging options in the area

Selected nearby fast-charging properties, checked November 12, 2026. This is not a complete inventory, a live availability feed or a measurement of utilization. Operator-listed maximum power is not a guaranteed charging speed.

What makes a location useful?

Useful charging starts with convenient access, suitable equipment, available electrical capacity, dependable service and nearby places to spend a stop. Our evaluation considers how a new location could complement existing charging options. Utilization, wait times and a capacity gap require their own study.

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Yuba City progress

From a location
toward a charging destination.

Site control, utility review and design are complete. The project remains in development as work moves toward an operating station.

  1. Secured

    Site control

    Site control is secured for the Yuba City project.

  2. Completed

    Utility review

    The project’s utility review is complete.

  3. Completed

    Design

    The project design is complete.

  4. Updates to follow

    Permitting & construction

    Confirmed permitting, construction and opening updates will be shared as available.

Status confirmed by the RoadRunner EV team and reviewed November 12, 2026. This is a progress overview; milestone completion dates and an opening date have not been announced.

The next public updates

Follow the work
as it develops.

Our team has confirmed site control, completed utility review and completed design. We’ll share confirmed permitting, construction, equipment and opening information as it becomes available.

Project updates
CURRENT PUBLIC STATUS

In development.

An opening date, final equipment specifications and charging prices have not been announced.

Reviewed November 12, 2026. The context map is not the completed construction drawing.

Good to know

Before you plan a charging stop.

A little clarity before the first conversation.

Is the Yuba City station open?

No. Yuba City is a proposed project in development and is not available for charging. An opening date has not been announced.

How many charging ports are planned?

The project calls for 12 planned charging ports. Design is complete; final equipment specifications have not been announced.

Which vehicles and connectors will be supported?

Equipment, connector types and charging power have not been finalized for public announcement. We will share confirmed details as the project progresses.

What will charging cost?

Pricing and operating hours have not been announced.

Let’s explore the possibilities

Help bring Yuba City to life.

Discuss project funding, financial assumptions and the information available to review for the Yuba City opportunity.

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