PARKING

Are you allowed to park an LPG or natural gas vehicle in an underground parking garage? This question frequently arises in apartment buildings and public car parks. The short answer is: usually yes, but under certain conditions. Regulations regarding LPG and natural gas vehicles have evolved significantly in recent years.
PARKING
What are the rules regarding LPG or natural gas vehicles in parking garages?
Are you allowed to park an LPG or natural gas vehicle in an underground parking garage? This question frequently arises in apartment buildings and public car parks. The short answer is: usually yes, but under certain conditions. Regulations regarding LPG and natural gas vehicles have evolved significantly in recent years.
Damage in an underground parking garage occurs more often than you might think. Consider a collision with a wall or column, water damage, a leaking pipe, or damage to a parked vehicle. But who is responsible for damage in the underground parking garage? The answer depends on the cause, the location of the damage, and who is at fault.
INSURANCE
Who is responsible for damage in the underground parking garage?
Damage in an underground parking garage occurs more often than you might think. Consider a collision with a wall or column, water damage, a leaking pipe, or damage to a parked vehicle. But who is responsible for damage in the underground parking garage? The answer depends on the cause, the location of the damage, and who is at fault.
COMMUNITY LIVING
Am I allowed to place items on my parking space in a garage
Many owners or tenants of a parking space in an underground garage wonder: can I also place items there, such as bicycles, tires, cabinets, or boxes? The short answer is: usually not without permission. Even if the parking space is private property, there are often clear rules regarding fire safety and usage.
Many owners or tenants of a parking space in an underground garage wonder: can I also place items there, such as bicycles, tires, cabinets, or boxes? The short answer is: usually not without permission. Even if the parking space is private property, there are often clear rules regarding fire safety and usage.