The major grocery stores I visit do have bicycle racks and I have not seen anyone at the store with a bike. Maybe I am there at the wrong time, but I am guessing it is not the trend around here.
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On the other hand, so many people of all ages use these kinds of carts. The variety is amazing with some having many pockets, some of them insulated, and some looking a bit like walkers and are pushed instead of pulled.
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Our landlord left one behind that is simple and functional. I debate whether to lock it up at the stands provided. It works by
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| The grocery carts are separated by putting in a coin (0.50€, 1€, or 2€) and pulling out the chain. When the chain is pushed into the cart ahead of it after shopping, the coin is returned. |
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| If you don't want a big cart you can take a little one to pull behind you. |
Come visit and I will take you shopping so you can see for yourself!
Wow! So different. I'd be tempted to shop with my granny cart without ever using the store's cart but I guess it makes more sense to use the store's cart and then my cart.
ReplyDeleteStores around here do not like it when people use their own shopping bags instead of the store's basket.