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Mesopotamia is where the first wheeled transportation the chariot, also known as the horse and buggy in later years. -
Chariot racing started in Greece and was created to be one of the most dangerous sports made by man. And it stopped after the fall of Roam. -
The horse collar increased the efficiency of horses in pulling loads, it allowed them to pull heavier carts without choking. The horse collar was invented in China in the 5th century AD. The earliest depictions of horse collars in art date back to the 477–499 AD period. -
Advancements in roadbuilding and wheel design reintroduced larger horse-drawn vehicles. The carriage, now has four wheels rather than two, became more common. -
The Renaissance period had a big impact in horse-drawn carriages' design. It had to do with the importance of long-distance travel. The new design turned it into a refined and luxurious vehicle.
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Coaches, with four wheels and a suspended body for smoother rides, became increasingly popular during the 15th and 16th centuries. -
The peak of horse-drawn carriage. Carriages were now widespread across Europe and North America, serving as the primary mode of transportation for both individuals and goods. -
The car, first viewed as a item for the rich became more affordable than horse and buggy the car had mass production it was Henry Ford’s introduction of the Model T.