What is the standard width for parking lot lanes?

[Vincent]

The standard width for parking lot lanes is 6 meters. Below are the relevant specifications: 1. The minimum clear width for two-way fire exit ramps should not be less than 7m. 2. The width of a one-way vehicle lane should not be less than 4m. 3. Two-way lanes for small vehicles should not be less than 6m, while two-way lanes for medium-sized or larger vehicles should not be less than 7m. 4. The width of a one-way bicycle lane should not be less than 1.5m, and two-way bicycle lanes should preferably not be less than 3.5m. Below are the general principles for parking lot planning: 1. Coordination with the city's overall planning and comprehensive transportation planning. 2. The nature and scale should match parking demand. 3. In large cities, off-street parking lots should be dispersed as much as possible to facilitate traffic dispersal; public parking lots for external vehicles should be located near the city's outer ring roads and entry/exit roads, mainly for parking freight vehicles. 4. The service radius for public vehicle parking lots should not exceed 200m in downtown areas and 300m in general areas; the service radius for public bicycle parking lots should be 50-100m and must not exceed 200m.