Ah, build a city wall of parking space around its outskirts and provide a coordinated effort to lift pedestrians from one place and convey them wherever they want to go. It works in amusement parks.
*Material engineering and fine mechanics must be applied in this kind of parking, failures of material and chances of breaking off the post must be zero, otherwise the compromise would be excedingly great for the company running the parking and even greater for the insurance company covering it, although the concept on paper looks nice!*
Hello, how are you? I hope so. We would like to be able to contact them since we have a project for a seventy-story building and the question we ask ourselves where we will park so many vehicles I saw their pages and we said why not! It is ideal and opportune to be able to contact them (we are Spanish) but we use a translator and we would like you to contact us: mr. Nelson Mayers at housegoldwynmayers.p@gmail.com ///// we would like you to send in our mail costs of the different models of electronic parking in this way take a north to be able in this way to request the appropriate parking to what we will need in our building thank you // call phom + (507) 67193495
well, here we are 5 years later, so that clearly never took off, i haven't seen a single one of those in in DTLA, plus ther no different than the other car elevators i've seen, this ones just got a twist to it; no pun intended, PLUS, id love to see how they hold up against quakes. No, i've actually got 2 better options i've thought of, too bad i cant get my ideas out there. one is already in use; ride sharing, an eliminate parking altogether
That bull shit every under carrier of a car is different how is it going to know where to place the four points to lift it safely with no locking device just a fantasy ...
