Abandoned Shopping Trolley
Abandoned Shopping Trolley

Abandoned Shopping Trolley

Abandoned Shopping Trolley

Last updated on: 28 May 2025
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Shopping trolleys are the property of the store they belong to. When not returned, they can become a safety hazard, causing accidents, blocking drains, and creating an eyesore in the area they're left in.

Reporting an abandoned shopping trolley

Shopping trolleys left outside designated areas can obstruct footpaths, roads, and parks, posing risks to pedestrians and vehicles. Please report abandoned trolleys to Trolley Tracker.
Shopping trolleys in waterways (swamps, ponds, lakes) are the responsibility of Melbourne Water.
If you find an abandoned shopping trolley on private property, including vacant land and private car parks, please contact the store directly.
Council does not remove shopping trolleys from private property.
Store name
Telephone and address
Website
Aldi
Bunnings

Coles, Kmart, Officeworks, 1st Choice
T: 1800 TROLLEY (1800 641 553)
Foodworks - Contact the store directly
T: 9742 7866 92-94 Cottrell Street, Werribee

IGA - Contact the store directly
T: 9748 3155 2-6 Deloraine Drive, Hoppers Crossing
T: 8804 1552 13/7 Adelphi Boulevard, Point Cook
T: 8842 3509 165 Saltwater Promenade, Point Cook
T: 9741 2944 Cnr Shaws and Tarneit Road, Werribee

Target

Woolworths, Big W, Dan Murphy

Raise a request

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