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# Installation

## **1. Add Transport Garage to Your Garages Config**

Add the following entry to your **garages config**.\
This garage is where transport companies will **collect impounded vehicles** for transport.

```lua
{
    Label = "Vehicle Transport Garage",
    Garage = "vehicletransport",
    Type = "standard",
    VehicleType = "vehicle",
    AllowTransport = true,
    Bays = {
        {
            Spawn = vector4(907.32281, -1054.226, 32.41579, 91.499694),
            Zone = {
                vector = vector3(907.322815, -1054.226074, 32.415791),
                length = 4.4,
                width = 5.8,
                options = {
                    heading = 0,
                    minZ = 30.415790557861,
                    maxZ = 34.415790557861
                }
            },
        },
    }
},
```

***

## **1.1 Add Required Garages Export**

At the bottom of your **garages config**, add (or confirm you already have) the following export:

```lua
exports('getGarageConfig', function()
	return Config.Garages
end)
```

This allows the Vehicle Transport script to access your garage definitions.

***

## **2. Database Setup**

Depending on your installation state:

* **First-time installation:**\
  Run the included:

  ```
  vehicletransport.sql
  ```
* **Updating the script:**\
  Run:

  ```
  updatesql.sql
  ```

This will create or update the required database tables for tracking transported vehicles.

***

## **🎉 Installation Complete**

Your Vehicle Transport garage is now registered, and the script can access your garage configuration and database tables.\
You may now configure additional options inside the script’s `config.lua` as needed.


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