Shuttle Racking is evolved from the drive-in rack, but the forklift does not need to drive into the rack, the outer pallets are reversed by the forklift, and the internal pallets are accessed by the shuttle car. When in stock, the palletized goods are placed in the fore-end of a certain channel and a certain layer of rails in the rack area by a forklift, and the palletized goods are transported to the channel by a remote control. The palletized goods are then removed by a forklift. The shuttle rack overcomes the shortcomings of the drive-in rack, such as the slow access speed and the poor stability of the rack system. It can efficiently use the warehouse space and reduce the waiting time for operations. It is suitable for the goods storage at large quantities and few varieties, such as food and fast-moving consumer goods, cold chain and other industries.