Jaunting cars are a type of lightweight, horse-drawn carriage traditionally used in Ireland. They typically have two wheels and can seat two to four passengers. The design allows for easy access and a comfortable ride, making them popular for short trips and sightseeing. These vehicles are often associated with the scenic landscapes of Ireland and are a charming way to explore rural areas. Jaunting cars are sometimes pulled by a single horse, and the driver, known as a jarvey, provides information about the local sights and history during the journey.