trundle along

To proceed along (something) in a slow, heavy, or ungainly manner. I hate the summer in this town, when all the sidewalks get clogged up by tourists who just trundle along at their own leisurely pace. The tractor trundled along the road, causing a massive backup of cars behind it.

See also:

lumber along
jockey around
schlep
schlepp
schlepping
shlep
move on
move on someone
lumber off
coast

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