How is carbon monoxide poisoning not a problem in parking garages (especially the underground ones)?

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How is carbon monoxide poisoning not a problem in parking garages (especially the underground ones)?

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Anonymous 0 Comments

they’re ventilated, and most new catalytic converters don’t generate nearly as much CO for it to be an issue

also, most cars are gonna be parked. and off.

Anonymous 0 Comments

They have ventilation systems, most importantly.

Second, most people are not spending a lot of time in there. They drive the car in, they drive the car out.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Most building codes require if a parking garage is not “open” (“open” is a legal term defined by law usually based on amount of open space, volume, etc.) they must be mechanically vented.

If you are in a underground garage and listen closely you can likely hear the exhaust fan running.