Okay, the user wants me to translate "horse-drawn vehicles" into French. Let me think. The term "horse-drawn vehicles" refers to vehicles pulled by horses, like carriages or wagons.
In French, "horse-drawn" would be "à cheval" or "tiré par des chevaux." But "vehicles" here is "véhicules." So putting it together, "véhicules à cheval" is a direct translation. However, I should check if there's a more common term. Maybe "véhicules tirés par des chevaux" is more literal, but "à cheval" is more concise.
Wait, "à cheval" can sometimes mean "on horseback," but in the context of vehicles, "véhicules à cheval" is understood. Alternatively, "carrosses" or "attelages" might be used, but those are more specific. The user probably wants a direct translation. Let me confirm: "horse-drawn vehicles" is "véhicules à cheval" in French. Yeah, that's correct. I'll go with that.
véhicules à cheval
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