What was the most common mode of transport in 1800?

In 1800, the most common mode of transport was by horse-drawn vehicles, including carriages and wagons, as well as walking. Rivers and canals were also vital for transportation, with boats and barges facilitating the movement of goods and people. In urban areas, streetcars and other horse-drawn public transport began to emerge. Overall, travel was relatively slow and heavily reliant on animal power.