The Shopping Cart Seems To Be A Universal Symbol For Shopping In Various Venues Across The Globe . . .
I know here in the United States we have several names for the shopping cart.
Some refer to it as a basket . . . In the south it is common to hear someone calling it a buggy . . . On the east coast we have the name carriage being applied. I had a friend from Hawaii who referred to it as a wagon.
In European countries and Australia it is referred to as a trolley . . . I rather like that.



A shopping cart is a wheeled cart supplied by a shop or store, especially supermarkets, for use by customers inside the premises for transport of their grocery or other items.
I Find It Interesting How These Variations Refer To Various Previous Modes Of Transportation

