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72. Handcart
A handcart is a small non-motorised vehicle that is pushed or pulled by a person and used to transport goods, equipment or other loads over short distances. Handcarts may have two or more wheels and are commonly used for deliveries, markets, gardening or manual transport.
A person using a handcart should keep the cart under control, secure the load and avoid unnecessarily obstructing pedestrians or other traffic. The legal status of the person and cart can depend on their size and the traffic rules of the country.
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What is a handcart?
A handcart is a non-motorised wheeled vehicle that is pushed or pulled by a person and used for carrying goods or equipment.
Where are handcarts commonly used?
Handcarts are commonly used for deliveries, market goods, gardening, luggage and other short-distance manual transport.
Is a person pushing a handcart considered a pedestrian?
It depends on the country's rules and the size of the cart. Some traffic laws treat people pushing sufficiently small non-motorised vehicles as pedestrians, while larger carts may be subject to vehicle or driver rules.

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