One of the most annoying things about supermarket trolleys could soon be a thing of the past thanks to new Aussie-made tech. The Trolley Data Management Network (TDMN) has developed a coinless ...

In the United Kingdom, some supermarkets have installed devices on their trolleys to keep them from being removed from their premises; the trolleys will be locked once taken beyond a certain boundary.

MORE than a dozen trolleys a day are being dumped in this affluent Gold Coast suburb — but the shopping centre that could fix the problem says implementing locked trolleys would only be a safety ...

Retailers could save hundreds of thousands of dollars after a Sydney-based company developed its world-first trolley tracking technology. The Trolley Data Management Network (TDMN) has signed an ...

The voluntary program had been heralded as a powerful tool in the fight against trolleys being dumped in waterways, parks, on footpaths and in alley ways. But Woolworths said strong negative feedback ...

A NEW locking system has been attached to shopping trolleys at Alice Springs Woolworths store to restrict their mobility. Woolies trolleys have been causing havoc for years, with 163 trolleys found ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Ipswich. Followed categories will be added to My News. Coles supermarket at Riverlink is the first in Ipswich to introduce the system, designed to prevent ...

The Trolley Data Management Network (TDMN) has developed a coinless shopping trolley lock and GPS tracking system that could prevent trolleys being dumped in streets, carparks or waterways - a problem ...