There is a car on the first floor of the mechanical parking space. How can I get to the second floor?

For two-story mechanical parking spaces, there are two kinds: simple lifting and lifting and traversing.

Simple lifting mechanical garage, if there is a car on the first floor, the second floor can not be lifted directly, you must first drive the lower vehicle out, and then lower the upper vehicle to the lower level before you can drive it out. Such mechanical garages are generally bundled and used as sub-parking spaces and sub-parking spaces.

The lifting and traversing mechanical garage can be parked on the upper and lower floors, and the upper parking space can be moved to the lower floor for access through the lifting and traversing parking space. The upper vehicle can move the upper parking space to the lower floor for access by lifting and moving the parking space. There is little difference between the upper and lower floors, so they can be accessed and used separately.

Please note that whether it is a simple lifting mechanical garage or a lifting and traversing mechanical garage, you should understand the operating procedures before parking to avoid vehicle damage or reduce safety performance due to operational errors.