Longest Tesla Parade World Record

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Longest Tesla Parade World Record

Time: December 12, 2020 from 10am to 2pm
Location: The Westin
Street: 7 Concourse Pkwy
City/Town: Sandy Springs
Website or Map: http://teslarecord.com
Phone: 470-239-0199
Event Type: fundraiser
Organized By: Sean Mathis
Latest Activity: Nov 6, 2020

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We’re going to break the current world record and raise funds to save kids from human trafficking.
Sponsorship and donation opportunities are available now. All proceeds will go toward preventing human trafficking via Operation Underground Railroad.
All we need to do to beat the record and take the title from China is to have more than 145 Tesla’s participate in the parade. The goal will be to annihilate this record with more than 300 Teslas.
The Parade will be December 12, 2020. Approximate start time 10 am.
Starting Point: Windward Parking Park and Ride (6 EV chargers available)
Ending Point: The Westin Atlanta Perimeter North (currently one charger, but they are upgrading now)
The total length of the Parade will be 15 miles mostly down Hwy 400.
Register for the parade, donate, become a sponsor or just sign up for updates at http://teslarecord.com

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