Can I bring a cart onto a vehicle (bus or train)?

A shopping cart is very useful when you are out and about, such as shopping, going to the hospital, or taking a walk. Because of its convenience, Is it okay to bring this onto the bus or train? Have you ever felt this way?

In conclusion, If you can lift it yourself, Shopping carts are allowed on board the vehicles .

◆ Basically, you can bring your own food.

Shopping carts are different from wheelchairs and strollers. Since it is treated as baggage rather than a walking aid, There are no particularly strict regulations.

When riding a bus or train, keep the following points in mind:

• Don't put too much luggage in (it's difficult to lift if it's too heavy)
• Place it in a place that does not block the aisle (such as at the edge or at your feet)
• Be sure to apply the stopper and brake while driving

◆ Safe design with brakes

In recent years, shopping carts have come equipped with brakes and stoppers as standard. It also responds to shaking when starting and stopping, preventing accidents such as accidentally rolling over.

◆ Summary

• If you can lift it, you can take it on the bus or train.
• Carry less luggage and use the brakes to drive safely
• Please place it in a place that does not obstruct the passage.

If used correctly, a shopping cart can be a great help when you're out and about.

Even when using public transport, be mindful of those around you. Let's use it comfortably.