Since cars remain the primary mode of transport across the country, it is crucial for establishments to provide adequate parking space for all the vehicles that might visit them at any time. This can be a major challenge for big venues in highly urban areas. For example, hotels, arenas, and stadiums can get tens of thousands of people on a busy night. Many of them will come in their own cars. How can they all fit a parking lot? Creative answers are needed for this type of problem. Instead of buying more land just to increase lot size, they can depend on modern car park lift systems.
Space Saver
These systems are primarily implemented because of their ability to save space. Cars enter through a lift and get sorted to their assigned spot automatically. Owners will not need to park them so driving spaces are no longer necessary. The spots can also be built with a shorter width, length, and height. After all, the car won’t be opened until it is taken down to the exits. People won’t be allowed in the parking spaces so clearance is minimal. Every inch counts when you are dealing with a large volume of vehicles.
Safe and Secure
Only machines will touch the car as it gets lifted and ported to its car park lift system. People will not be able to roam around and get close. This means that the cars are safer and more secure in this system than in traditional parking schemes. Owners can even leave valuables inside without any worries. Since there will be no other cars driving around it, there will be no chances of dents, bumps, and other common forms of damage sustained in parking lots.
High Efficiency
When there are many cars going in and out of a parking area, bottlenecks can develop and time can be wasted. With an automated system, owners can just wait in comfort while their cars are being fetched by the system. The flow of vehicles will be much more efficient since they are automated. Energy efficiency is another strength of this system. There will be no need to light up the length of the parking lot since people will not walking around them.
Cost-effective
All these will result in a cost-effective system. More cars can be accommodated per square meter and less cost will be incurred due to utility bills. The initial outlay can be offset by the lower operating cost and higher revenues.