Drivers remain unable to access cars after Hale Avenue garage collapse
Some of the 600 cars parked in the garage have now been removed but the garage remains closed until engineers complete a full structural assessment.
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3h agoDrivers who use the Hale Avenue parking garage in White Plains are still dealing with the aftermath of a partial collapse.
Questions remain as to when the remaining cars will be removed from the garage.
The portion of Hale Avenue which has been closed the past couple of days finally reopened to pedestrian and vehicular traffic on Friday.
News 12 spoke with one car owner who says his car is still stuck on the fifth floor.
He says he was able to see from an adjacent parking lot that his car is unscathed but near where the partial collapse occurred.
"My understanding was that that area was not impacted, but I am so close to where it was...so I feel good, but I just want my car,” he said.
As of Friday afternoon, cars were seen being removed via the South Broadway exit.
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