An ox cart is a simple vehicle traditionally pulled by oxen, used for transporting goods and people. It typically consists of a wooden cart with two large wheels, designed to navigate rough terrain. Ox carts have been utilized in various cultures around the world, especially in agricultural societies where oxen are common draft animals. These carts are often made from locally sourced materials, making them accessible and practical for rural communities. The use of ox carts has declined with the advent of modern vehicles, but they remain an important symbol of traditional farming practices and are still used in some regions for local transport and cultural events.