A wagon (in old British English waggon) or dray is a wheeled vehicle, ordinarily with four wheels, usually pulled by an animal such as a horse, mule or ox, and used for transport of heavy goods. Wagons were more commonly used before the popular use of automobiles.

The relevant profession is called wagoneer / waggoneer, carter or teamster.

See also

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• Baby carriage
• Buckboard
• Carriage
• Cart
• Conestoga wagon
• Dolly
• Dolly (trailer)
• Go-cart
• Golf cart
• Hackney carriage
• Horse-drawn vehicles
• Lorry (horse-drawn)
• Omnibus
• Ox-wagon
• Perambulator
• Prairie schooner
• Soapbox
• Stagecoach
• Surrey
• Trolley (horse-drawn)
• Twenty mule team
• Wagon-wheel effect
• Wheel chair

Animal powered vehicles | Dutch loanwords | Transportation

Wagen | Kocsi | Carrus | Wagen | Carroça