The parking design term “Single-Loaded Module” refers to a specific layout configuration used in parking facility design. In this configuration, parking spaces are arranged along one side of an aisle or access lane, typically with vehicles parked perpendicular to the aisle. This results in a single row of parking spaces facing the access lane, hence the term “single-loaded.” The single-loaded module is commonly used in parking garages or structures where space efficiency is a priority. It allows for a straightforward and compact arrangement of parking spaces, maximizing the number of vehicles that can be accommodated within a given area. However, it may require wider aisles to facilitate maneuverability and access to the parking spaces. The single-loaded module is one of several layout options available in parking facility design, offering advantages in terms of space utilization and ease of navigation for drivers.