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Walmart is making a shopping cart change in 11 states, including Alabama.

New carts with a focus on accessibility and inclusivity have been rolled out at Walmart locations across multiple states, the company announced Thursday. “Caroline’s Carts” are shopping carts specially designed with a large seat on the back to help caregivers of adults and children who have disabilities,

Walmart stores in Alabama this week are among the first locations to get Caroline's Carts. According to a press release, the carts are "designed for caregivers supporting a wide array of people including those with disabilities, children, seniors and people with limited mobility or injuries.

Walmart will roll out Caroline’s Carts, designed to help people with disabilities or limited mobility, in stores across the U.S. by early 2025.

Walmart is rolling out new, accessible and inclusive shopping carts called Caroline's Carts to stores in 11 states as part of its drive to increase inclusivity in stores