Serving Long Beach, San Pedro, Wilmington, Terminal Island, and the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
Mobile EV Charging During the Vincent Thomas Bridge Closure
The Vincent Thomas Bridge closure is changing how vehicles travel between San Pedro, Terminal Island, Wilmington, and Long Beach.
Beginning November 7, 2026, the bridge is scheduled to remain closed for approximately 16 months while Caltrans replaces its aging roadway deck.
For electric vehicle drivers, commercial fleets, and port-related businesses, detours and changing operating locations can create unexpected charging challenges.
No Line Charging LLC provides mobile EV charging and vehicle recovery throughout the Long Beach and Los Angeles harbor region.
We bring the charging equipment directly to your vehicle.
Need mobile EV charging? Call 949-302-6091.
Emergency EV Charging Near the Ports
An electric vehicle running low on battery doesn’t always need a tow truck.
No Line Charging operates a Ford F-350 equipped with a PTO-powered generator and up to 50 kW DC fast-charging equipment.
Our services include:
- Emergency roadside EV charging
- Mobile DC fast charging for compatible vehicles
- EV fleet and commercial vehicle charging
- Charging at parking lots, staging yards, and commercial facilities
- Low-voltage battery assistance and EV recovery
- Scheduled fleet charging and commercial support
Our mobile equipment generates electricity on-site, allowing us to provide charging without relying on an existing charging station.
EV Fleet Charging During the Bridge Closure
The Vincent Thomas Bridge closure may require businesses to adjust routes, parking locations, and vehicle staging operations.
No Line Charging can help fleet operators maintain vehicle availability through scheduled and on-demand charging.
Whether your vehicles are parked at a commercial facility, staging yard, or temporary operating location, we can discuss a mobile charging solution for your fleet.
We work with fleet managers, logistics companies, vehicle service providers, and commercial operators.
Serving the Long Beach and Los Angeles Harbor Region
Mobile EV charging is available in:
- Long Beach
- San Pedro
- Wilmington
- Terminal Island
- Harbor City
- Carson
- Surrounding Los Angeles County communities
Service at port terminals, restricted facilities, and commercial properties is subject to access authorization. Vehicle charging compatibility must be confirmed.
Vincent Thomas Bridge Closure Information
The Vincent Thomas Bridge on State Route 47 closed November 7, 2026, for a major deck replacement project.
Caltrans expects the closure to continue until March 1, 2028.
Primary detour corridors include Interstate 710, Interstate 110, State Route 103, and Harry Bridges Boulevard.
For official construction updates and traffic information, visit the Caltrans Vincent Thomas Bridge Project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can No Line Charging help if my EV runs out of battery near the Vincent Thomas Bridge?
Yes. We provide mobile EV charging and recovery services throughout the harbor region, subject to vehicle compatibility and safe access.
Can you charge multiple fleet vehicles at a staging yard?
Yes. We offer scheduled commercial fleet charging and can discuss arrangements for multiple vehicles.
Do you need an electrical hookup?
No. Our truck generates electricity on-site using a PTO-powered generator.
Can you charge electric semi-trucks?
Heavy-duty vehicle charging depends on connector compatibility, vehicle requirements, and site access. Contact us to discuss your specific equipment.
Are you available after hours?
Yes. No Line Charging offers 24/7 mobile EV charging service, subject to dispatch availability.
Keep Your Electric Vehicles Moving
Bridge closures, charging delays, and changing fleet operations shouldn’t leave your vehicles stranded.
No Line Charging LLC — Mobile EV Charging & Recovery
Call or Text: 949-302-6091
Website: nolinecharging.com
Available 24/7 — Long Beach, Los Angeles County & Orange County.