handcar

/ˈhændˌkɑr/
noun
  1. A small railroad vehicle that is moved by people pushing or pulling a lever up and down by hand.
    • At the museum, visitors can ride a handcar and feel what it was like to travel by rail in the old days.
    • Two men pumped the lever of the handcar to make it roll down the railway line.
    • The workers used a handcar to travel along the tracks to check for damage.
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