This DIY shopping cart is great not just for shoppers like me who lack sufficient arm strength to carry groceries around, but also for eco-minded consumers looking to cut back on their carbon footprint.
This DIY project gets you biking instead of driving, while also handling the grocery transportation problem. Berto Aussems developed a collapsible shopping trolley that fits on the back of a bicycle. The box is unobtrusive, so it won't get in the way when driving. When you are at the correct location and ready to get your shop on, just hop off your two-wheeler and unfold the wheels. The DIY shopping cart becomes mobile. On the site, Aussems suggests a secondary function: "Besides a shopping cart, it can also be used as a child stroller with room to store things."
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Eco-friendly Transportation
- DIY solutions for eco-minded consumers looking to cut back on their carbon footprint.
- Collapsible Transportation
- Designs for collapsible transportation solutions that can be easily stored and transported.
- Multi-functional Transportation
- Innovations that allow for multiple uses and functions in transportation solutions.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Retail
- Convenience stores and grocery stores could offer collapsible shopping carts to customers for a low carbon footprint transportation option.
- Bicycles
- Bike manufacturers and retailers could collaborate with designers to create collapsible shopping trolleys that fit seamlessly with their bikes.
- Childcare
- Childcare companies and stores could offer collapsible strollers that double as shopping carts for parents in need of a low-carbon footprint transportation solution.
