**Personal mobility vehicles**, such as electric scooters and electric unicycles, have certain usage restrictions. These vehicles are designed to transport a single person and can reach speeds between 6 and 25 kilometers per hour.

One important rule is that **they cannot be towed by other vehicles under any circumstances**. This is because these vehicles are designed to be operated independently, and towing them could be dangerous both for the user of the personal mobility vehicle and for other road users.

Additionally, these vehicles are prohibited from circulating in certain areas such as sidewalks, pedestrian zones, tunnels, crossings, highways, expressways, and roads outside cities. These restrictions aim to ensure the safety of all road users, including pedestrians and drivers of other vehicles.