Carriage with awning

The invention relates to a carriage with an awning. A plurality of awning rods are uniformly arranged along the length direction of the carriage and are respectively connected below the awning, the upper ends of the left and the right of the carriage are respectively provided with an upper beam, slide grooves are arranged below the upper beams, each awning rod crosses over the carriage along the width direction and two ends of each awning rod are respectively inserted into awning rod sliders respectively sliding along the upper beams or the slide grooves. The awning rod sliders are capable of meeting mounting requirements of various states, the awning rods close to the rear portion of the carriage are mounted on a tail oscillating bar device, and slope racks are respectively fixed on two sides of the upper beams of the tail of the carriage. When the tail oscillating bar device moves to the rear portion of the carriage, the slope racks enable an oscillating bar to oscillate to the horizontal state, so that the tail of the carriage is closed. A single steel wire is capable of driving slide seats at the tails of the two sides, and the sliders on two sides are kept synchronized. A steel wire dragging device adopts a duplex wheel with coaxial gear and rope sheave, is large in wrap angle and high in traction force and slipping of the steel wire is avoided.