Pedestrians using skateboards or skates have certain restrictions regarding their movement. One of the most important rules is that **they are not allowed to be towed by other vehicles**. This is because being towed by a vehicle can be extremely dangerous both for the pedestrian and for other road users. Additionally, this practice could cause serious accidents due to the lack of control and stability.

On the other hand, pedestrians with skateboards or skates can travel on the **shoulder of a road** if necessary, as long as they do not interfere with traffic and there is no specific prohibition. They can also move at a **walking pace on sidewalks**, as long as they do not disturb other pedestrians. These options are safer and are allowed under certain conditions, unlike being towed by vehicles, which is completely prohibited.