A biomedical waste trolley is a purpose-built mobile unit designed for the safe and efficient collection and transport of segregated medical waste within a healthcare facility. These trolleys are typically constructed from robust, easy-to-clean materials like stainless steel or durable plastic, ensuring hygiene and longevity. They are often equipped with multiple compartments or holders, each designed to accommodate specific types of waste bags or containers, such as red bags for infectious waste, yellow bins for cytotoxic waste, and sharps containers. This multi-compartment design reinforces proper waste segregation at the point of collection, preventing the commingling of different waste streams. The trolley usually features smooth-rolling, non-marking casters for effortless maneuverability through hospital corridors and patient rooms, minimizing noise and disruption. Many models include foot-operated lids for hands-free access to waste receptacles, further enhancing infection control. The ergonomic design aims to reduce physical strain on staff. By centralizing the collection process and providing a secure, enclosed means of transport, biomedical waste trolleys significantly reduce the risk of spills, contamination, and exposure to hazardous materials during internal logistics, playing a crucial role in maintaining a safe and compliant waste management system within any medical environment.