Supermarket Trolleys
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Shopping trolley abandoned in lift: Please return after use
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How daring: Neighbour takes shopping trolley home and parks it right outside flat
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Originally posted by QX179R:How daring: Neighbour takes shopping trolley home and parks it right outside flat
JojoAngline could have been equally daring to approach the neighbour directly
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Resident brings Fairprice trolley home and leaves it on corridor
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Originally posted by QX179R:Resident brings Fairprice trolley home and leaves it on corridor
haha did he try telling the owner before telling us here ?
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Trolley 'free-for-all': Foreign workers dump them outside dorm after use
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Trolley 'free-for-all' part 2: Men take shopping away on lorry -- cart and all
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Yet another trolley abandoned: This time at Woodlands
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More than 20 'lost' trolleys found at block that's 15-minute walk from Fairprice
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Originally posted by QX179R:More than 20 'lost' trolleys found at block that's 15-minute walk from Fairprice
some good samaritan helped to round up orphan trolleys (and to return later) ?
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Users abandon trolleys, stack them up to take $1
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Inconsiderate neighbours bring trolley all the way home then leave it in corridor
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Singaporeans ah, 真的沒完沒了
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Taking trolleys home is like 'stealing property', says STOMPer
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Originally posted by QX179R:Taking trolleys home is like 'stealing property', says STOMPer
yup.
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Seriously, the only way to curb this problem now is for all the supermarkets to take actions against thosr selfish and inconsiderate people. NTUC Fairprice's soft education approach is a complete failure with no positive results. It can be a $50 fine for first time caught offenders, $100 for second time caught and prosecution for third time and beyond.
Only when the possiblity of facing fines or even prosecution it will deter most if not all of them to do such inconsiderate acts which affects other shoppers.
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dont provide trolley in the 1st place
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Originally posted by chikopek:
Seriously, the only way to curb this problem now is for all the supermarkets to take actions against thosr selfish and inconsiderate people. NTUC Fairprice's soft education approach is a complete failure with no positive results. It can be a $50 fine for first time caught offenders, $100 for second time caught and prosecution for third time and beyond.
Only when the possiblity of facing fines or even prosecution it will deter most if not all of them to do such inconsiderate acts which affects other shoppers.
wa. can warning 1st? -
First there's two, now more trolleys left at void deck
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Stomper can help to push back.
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Couple pushes trolley all the way from supermarket to their home
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Shoppers take trolley, then they leave it outside neighbour's corridor
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I would lke to suggest (foc suggestion) to all the supermarkets.
Presently, pple put in $1, that is nothing for the people.
Increase the slot money to $5.
That will make the people think twice before discarding any trolley.