A cycle rickshaw is a human-powered vehicle commonly found in many countries, especially in India and Bangladesh. It consists of a three-wheeled cart attached to a bicycle, where a driver pedals to transport passengers or goods. Cycle rickshaws are popular for short distances due to their affordability and maneuverability in crowded urban areas. These rickshaws are often brightly decorated and can accommodate two to three passengers at a time. They provide an eco-friendly alternative to motorized transport, contributing to reduced air pollution. Cycle rickshaws are an essential part of the local economy, offering employment to many drivers.