To provide an auxiliary belt for conveyance which enables the proper holding of even a large and bulky cargo having no handhold and the carrying of it while preventing a field of view in front from being shut off and so can be properly used.

It is an auxiliary belt for conveyance which is provided with a belt 10 which is installed around a cargo and a pair of handle members 20 attached on the belt 10 and enables the holding of the cargo by gripping the pair of handle members 20, 20 and pulling them. The handle member 20 is provided with an insertion part 22 in which the belt 10 is inserted slidably, a grip part 24 which a worker can grip and can be drawn more close to the worker's side than the insertion part 22, a bending hold part 28 which is provided together with the insertion part 22 and holds a predetermined section of the belt 10 by bending it in the inward direction greatly when the grip part 24 is drawn near the worker's side, and a projection part 30 which is provided and protrudes on the halfway of the bending hold part 28 and bends the belt in the predetermined section which is held in the inward direction.