Identification

• The driver sits on the concrete buggy, using a steering wheel, accelerator and brake pedal to navigate the buggy. On the front of the concrete buggy is a triangular-shaped metal bin mounted on wheels.
  
  

Function

• A concrete buggy is like a motorized wheelbarrow that you drive. It is used for carrying small loads of heavy substances and then slowly pouring them out by dumping the bin at a desired location.
  
  

Features

• A concrete buggy moves at a speed of about seven miles per hour, so it is only used for short distances, according to RentalHQ.com. Buggies typically run on regular unleaded gasoline.
  
  

Uses

• For concrete, a concrete buggy is used to deliver and move a small load of ready-mix concrete. It can also be used for landscaping purposes, such as moving fill.
  
  

Benefits

• Because of their small sizes, concrete buggies can access many small spaces, and because they run on gasoline, they allow you to move materials more quickly than a traditional wheelbarrow. Concrete buggies also reduce your risk of injury while performing a job because there is no heavy lifting involved.