The insane 推論する／理由 an Aussie family was 軍隊d to take a trolley-負担 of groceries home on the TRAIN
A Sydney family seen wheeling a packed shopping trolley の上に a?train has 最高潮の場面d a major problem with new 住宅 広い地所s in the city's western 郊外s.?
Three men and a woman were filmed 搭乗 a train with a?Woolworths trolley piled high with groceries with the caption: 'Western Sydney things'.?
Aussies were divided over the ビデオ, with some criticising the shoppers for taking the trolley beyond the supermarket's 境界s.?
But, Sebastian Pfautsch, the Professor of 都市の Planning and 管理／経営 at Western Sydney University, said the?planning of new 郊外s, such as Schofields and The Ponds, are built around the 仮定／引き受けること of 'total car dependency'.
This means 世帯s without a car are disadvantaged when it comes to running errands such as the 週刊誌 shop and have to 訴える手段／行楽地 to public 輸送（する）.
'This presumption 許すs 政府 to 器具／実施する 最小限 小売 space inside 解決／入植地s and very 限られた／立憲的な public 輸送（する） 選択s, and supports developers to 焦点（を合わせる） on maximising 利益（をあげる）s from land sales,' Prof Pfautsch told Daily Mail Australia.
'Not every family can afford two cars, or even wants them for a number of 推論する／理由s, and if one member of the family needs the car for 減刑する／通勤するing, the other family member needs to （軍隊を）展開する，配備する other means of 輸送（する） when getting groceries.'
Prof Pfautsch also 最高潮の場面d a 欠如（する） of 地元の 組織／基盤／下部構造, such as corner 蓄える／店s, in these newer communities.
A family were seen taking a Woolworths trolley 十分な of groceries の上に a Sydney train (pictured)
'Nobody walks to get the newspaper, you get it on your phone. And you jump into the car to quickly get a litre of milk or 選ぶ it up on your way 支援する from work,' he said.
The professor believes that more thoughtful 都市の planning could 緩和する the p ressure on 世帯s and 減ずる short car trips.
'含むing more 小売 space inside 住宅 開発s would be one way to 押し進める 支援する on short car trips to the shopping centre,' he said.?
'供給するing better public 輸送（する） in the new 解決／入植地s would help those that operate with one car in the family.'
Some Aussies sympathised with the men in the ビデオ.
'支援する when I was young and poor(er) this was very much a thing... Never took [a trolley] on the train though,' one 使用者 認める.
'Was broke during uni and had no car, no taxi fare, and no direct bus from the shops to my flat. If I hadn't used a trolley, I would've been so screwed,' another 株d.
A third 解任するd: 'We moved a fridge and washing machine through the inner Sydney train system on shopping trolleys 支援する in the 株 house days'.?
Car-centric planning in Western Sydney's new 広い地所s is 存在 非難するd for poor 組織／基盤／下部構造?
But others slammed the use of a trolley at a train 駅／配置する.??
'Old lady trolleys or beach trolleys are so cheap. There's no need to steal shopping trolleys,' one person commented.?
'They'll leave that trolley on the footpath with six others from the past couple of trips for sure,' a second assumed.?
'Love seeing 無作為の shopping trolleys strewn across neighbourhoods. 広大な／多数の／重要な for the streetscape when they 必然的に get filled with garbage,' a third said.?
輸送（する） for NSW has 勧めるd 通勤（学）者s to not bring trolleys on board.
Telling Daily Mail Australia 'Shopping trolleys from supermarkets are not permitted on 駅／配置する 壇・綱領・公約s or onboard metro or train services.'
They 警告するd of safety 危険s, 明言する／公表するing 'Supermarket trolleys 現在の a safety hazard. They can 衝撃 the safety of train 操作／手術s if they are on the 辛勝する／優位 of the 壇・綱領・公約 as the train comes in or if they roll/落ちる の上に the 跡をつけるs.'
一方／合間, Woolworths 定評のある that some 顧客s take trolleys beyond shopping centres, telling Daily Mail Australia 'We understand abandoned trolleys can be a nuisance, and that's why we 投資する millions in collection services.'?
