A horse-drawn vehicle is a type of carriage or cart that is pulled by one or more horses. These vehicles were typically used for transportation before motorized vehicles became common. They can come in various designs, such as wagons, carts, or carriages, and were often used for carrying people, goods, or both. The horse is usually attached to the vehicle with harnesses, and the driver guides the horse using reins. Horse-drawn vehicles are still used today for recreational purposes or in certain traditional settings.