This isn't the sturdiest cart in the world and the wheels are somewhat small, so they won't go over rough terrain (potholes, driveway curbs) without some finesse and attention

I don't think it would work very well on uneven terrain.

I am sure plastic would have shattered with the weight I pulled over a lot of rough terrain.

I wouldn't suggest this cart for transporting over very uneven surfaces though (ie, bumpy/rocky terrain).Word to the wise

It holds a great deal of weight and is steady over uneven terrain (parking garage, speed humps, uneven floors) and is quiet which is important in a hospital.

Get yourself some bungee cords to strap down your cargo on uneven terrain, and you can guide this 4 swiveling wheeled cart without worry and with very little effort.

I also found that it is able to traverse some fairly rough terrain quite easily

T E:.This cart is easy for me to open -- but VERY hard to close.

(I'm 5'11) if I steer it casually with one hand, if I use both hands (for heavier/higher loads), I do have to lean forward a

It is easy to fold and unfold as well as to maneuver

I could barely move the cart over large sidewalk cracks and bumps as the weight added up

Need to bungie larger and heavier items as they will fall off while moving.

/unfold the cart, as well as how to extend/retract the handle.

I made this mistake with the 1st one I

good as I imagine