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West Virginia Cart, Buggy, Carriage, Wagon, Basket, Bascart, or Trolley Map
This map compares regional names for the thing people use for groceries at the store, including cart, buggy, carriage, wagon, basket, bascart, and trolley. This West Virginia page focuses on county-level results inside the state.
Current result: West Virginia is leaning Buggy on the Cart, Buggy, Carriage, Wagon, Basket, Bascart, or Trolley Map, with 75% of 48 verified votes.
Prompt: What do you call the thing you use for groceries at the store?
Answer options: Cart / Buggy / Carriage / Wagon / Basket / Bascart / Trolley.
Open the interactive map to vote once and compare national, state, and county results.
Last updated from verified vote data: Jun 13, 2026, 11:47 PM EDT.
West Virginia Results Snapshot
- Cart: 12 verified votes (25%)
- Buggy: 36 verified votes (75%)
- Carriage: 0 verified votes (0%)
- Wagon: 0 verified votes (0%)
- Basket: 0 verified votes (0%)
- Bascart: 0 verified votes (0%)
- Trolley: 0 verified votes (0%)
County Results in West Virginia
These counties currently have the most verified votes in West Virginia.
- Kanawha County County: 9 verified votes, Buggy leads with 100%
- Wood County County: 5 verified votes, Cart leads with 60%
- Cabell County County: 4 verified votes, Buggy leads with 75%
- Raleigh County County: 4 verified votes, Buggy leads with 75%
- Harrison County County: 3 verified votes, Buggy leads with 67%
- Monongalia County County: 3 verified votes, Buggy leads with 67%
- Ohio County County: 3 verified votes, Buggy leads with 67%
- Putnam County County: 3 verified votes, Buggy leads with 100%
- Berkeley County County: 2 verified votes, Cart leads with 50%
- Barbour County County: 1 verified votes, Buggy leads with 100%
What This Map Compares
This page is meant to answer common regional comparisons for cart vs buggy vs carriage vs wagon vs basket vs bascart vs trolley map.
- cart vs buggy
- shopping cart vs buggy
- buggy vs carriage
- wagon vs basket
- bascart vs trolley
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Worth Knowing
The folding shopping cart was popularized by Oklahoma grocer Sylvan Goldman in the 1930s, so the object is newer than a lot of the regional words people use for it.
How The Map Works
Votes use browser location or ZIP backup, are grouped by national, state, and county result maps, and are live self-selected responses rather than a scientific poll. Exact GPS is not stored in public results.
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