Garage - Before, Today and Tomorrow

A building utilized for vehicle storeroom is called a garage. It is sometimes referred to as "carport”, a not totally closed building, in some places.  Most of its door opens up by the help of an electric chain drive. This may be controlled from the owner from the inside of the vehicle with a remote that has a small radio transmitter. A garage is linked to the adjacent road with trough the driveway.  Typically, the interior space is enough for one or more vehicle. A typical garage in a single American family home has two types; the detached private accessory garage, or the detached private non-accessory garage. 

The first type of garage means a structure designed or used mainly for cover or storage of vehicles or boats, but not jet planes or airplanes, to be found on the same structure location of a sole family unit or duplex home. This also comprises carports utilized principally for the storage space of vehicles or boats, like the typical garages. This is where any vehicle or boat is set for process, patched up or held in reserve for pay, rent or auction, the word “private garage” is not relevant or is an exception. The term garage shall not take account of agricultural structures. This type of garage is evident in the 1960s when it usually has a door linking directly to the inside of the residence.

The second type of garage means a separate sole building designed and utilized chiefly for the protection or storage space of vehicles or boats, but also not jet planes, airplanes or any other huge vehicle that is not accessible to a sole family unit or duplex home on the same location of the building. This is where any vehicles or boat is set for process, patched up or held in reserve for pay, rent or auction, the word “private garage” is not relevant or is an exception. The term garage shall not take account of agricultural structures. This type of garage was often located at the backyard before. They can be accessed two ways; through a longer driveway or an alley.

On the 21st century, the business industry began presenting the "portable garages" in the United States of America. These portable ones are made out of metal and do not connect to the current residence or to other building, much like the garages built prior to the 1960s.