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fast charging sites spaced approximately 50-80km apart. They are located in almost all towns along the route, as well as rest stops and other locations. Each site has anywhere from 2-16 charging posts and they are operated by various companies including
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filmed and broadcast a live Slow TV event tour of
Iceland driving along the entire route. The event was broadcast live in 360-degree video with a soundtrack of constantly evolving music based around elements of their track "Óveður".
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waterfalls in the north are easily accessible from the Ring Road. The road passes through almost all areas of the country (everywhere apart from the
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