The request
“Create a parking garage crime scene diagram with a 48 ft by 24 ft parking level, vehicle bays, a central drive aisle, sliding exit, stairwell, elevator lobby and labeled evidence markers for a glove, broken light and camera card.”
Then tryAdd a second vehicle at the west end of the drive aisle.Move E3 into the elevator lobby.
What is in this drawing
Read the decisions behind it.
01Vehicle bays
Show occupied or relevant parking locations.
02Vehicle route
Mark the drive aisle and exit.
03Vertical access
Include stairs and elevator lobby.
04Evidence references
Place markers against fixed geometry.
Use a garage plan when vehicle positions, access routes or surveillance locations affect the documented scene.
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FAQ
Common questions
What should a garage scene plan include?
Include the garage level, access points, aisles, relevant bays, stairs or elevators and labeled evidence.
Why show the drive aisle?
It explains vehicle movement and provides a stable reference for locations.
Should every parked vehicle appear?
Show vehicles relevant to the scene or needed to understand access and positioning.