Teleportation onTouch script not working properly?

Hello, I am trying to design a teleportation script on scratch on my own; therefore, I would appreciate that you don't give me a script to copy-paste, rather give me snippets of code that I can type down myself.

My teleportation script isn't functioning properly - it's not teleporting the player. The script is designed so that when its parent part - Teleport1 - is touched, then the script will take the player and teleport it to Teleport2, another part placed on the map.

The script doesn't seem to be working properly, as once my player touches Teleport1, nothing occurs; the player just stands on the teleportation block.

Here is the script:

local Teleport1 = script.Parent

local teleport1Usable = true

if  teleport1Usable then
	print("a")
	teleport1Usable.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Eggplant")
else
	print("b")
	teleport1Usable.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really red")
	wait()
end

function onTouch(part)
	print("A")
	local humanoid = part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
	local targetPosition = game.Workspace.Teleport2.CFrame	
	
	
	if (humanoid ~= nil and teleport1Usable == true) then
		print("B")
		part.Parent.Character.Torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(246, 125.98, -59.211)
		teleport1Usable = false
		wait(5)
		teleport1Usable = true
	end
	
end

Teleport1.Touched:connect(onTouch)

I have already attempted:

~> Using the print() function to indicate whether certain parts of the script have worked: The only print() function that launched (which was in the console before and after I stepped on the teleporter) was print("a2").

~> Trying to use...

		part.Parent.Character.Torso.CFrame = CFrame.new (targetPosition.CFrame.X, targetPosition.CFrame.Y + 5, targetPosition.CFrame.Z)

... which has lead to no avail.

I believe the problem lies in the...

Teleport1.Touched:connect(onTouch)

... line of the script, as print("A2") does not do anything once Teleport1 has been Touched.

Thanks for taking your time to read; hopefully you have an answer.

like this maybe?

script.Parent.Touched:connect(function() 

    print("A")
    local humanoid = part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
    local targetPosition = game.Workspace.Teleport2.CFrame  


    if (humanoid ~= nil and teleport1Usable == true) then
        print("B")
        part.Parent.Character.Torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(246, 125.98, -59.211)
        teleport1Usable = false
        wait(5)
        teleport1Usable = true
    end

end)

Line 7&10 should be using the variable 'Teleport1' instead of 'teleport1Usable'

it isn't '.Character.Torso' but '.Torso'

targetPosition should = Teleport2.Position instead of Teleport2.CFrame

You can make your life easier by replacing the exact position in the CFrame.new() with CFrame.new(targetPosition + Vector3.new(5,2,0)) -- the reason for the +Vector is so when you teleport you don't instantly teleport back from teleporting on top of the 2nd teleporter