wagon to carry groceries

Shopping carts normally have four wheels, but if one of them becomes stuck, the cart can become difficult to manoeuvre. The front wheels of most carts in the United States are swivel, while the rear wheels are fixed, whereas four swivel wheels are more prevalent in Europe. In Europe, this variation in style corresponds to smaller shop spaces. The front section of the cart is frequently sectioned off to separate domestic supplies such as bleach, cleaning chemicals, and other non-edible items.