Abstract: A child carriage is adapted to be towed by a bicycle and includes a frame extending from a front end to a back end of the carriage, and a pair of wheels rotatable on the frame. A support structure is attached to the frame and supports the child facing the front end of the carriage. A shroud including side panels and a front panel surrounds the child and includes windows facilitating viewing and ventilation for the child. A tow bar assembly is removably attached to either the front end or back end of the carriage and includes a coupling for attachment to the bicycle.

Abstract: A stroller has a base frame which includes a front fork end connected to a front wheel and a rear end connected to two rear wheels. An elongated U-shaped tube member has its lower ends detachably connected to two sides of the base frame. A pair of rear support rods are pivoted to both the base frame and the U-shaped tube member. The stroller can be folded when the U-shaped tube member is detached from the base frame. The rear wheels can be detached from the base frame for convenient storage.

Abstract: A three-wheeled cart includes a frame body whose rear portion is supported by a pair of rear wheels. An inclined, elongated U-shaped tube which has an upper handle portion and a lower turnable transverse connecting tube is pivoted to the frame body. A front fork member carrying a front wheel is attached to the turnable connecting tube. The front fork member supports the front portion of the frame body when the cart is in use and can be turned rearward to place the front wheel between the rear wheels when not in use.