Mobile markets are marketplaces that operate in a flexible, often temporary manner, allowing vendors to sell goods directly to consumers in various locations. These markets can include food trucks, pop-up shops, and farmers' markets, where local producers offer fresh produce, handmade crafts, and other products. They provide a convenient shopping experience and support local economies. These markets are typically set up in public spaces, such as parks or parking lots, and can vary in size and offerings. Mobile markets often promote community engagement and sustainability by connecting consumers with local businesses and reducing the carbon footprint associated with traditional retail.