**Motorways** and **dual carriageways** are roads designed exclusively for the circulation of **automobiles**. This means that certain types of vehicles and users are not allowed on these roads.

- **Animal-drawn vehicles**, such as horse-drawn carriages, **cannot circulate** on motorways or dual carriageways. This is because these roads are designed for the fast and safe transit of motorized vehicles, and the presence of animal-drawn vehicles could pose a danger both to them and to other road users.

- In addition to animal-drawn vehicles, **pedestrians, bicycles, mopeds, vehicles for people with reduced mobility, and personal mobility vehicles** are also not allowed to circulate. These restrictions are established to ensure the safety and fluidity of traffic on these fast roads.


Therefore, the statement that it is prohibited to circulate with animal-drawn vehicles on motorways and dual carriageways is correct.