Which mode of transportation is prohibited on the beach or pier?

Motor vehicles are prohibited on the beach or pier primarily due to safety and environmental concerns. Allowing motor vehicles on these areas can lead to hazards for pedestrians, wildlife, and delicate ecosystems. The presence of vehicles can cause erosion, damage to vegetation, and disturbances to wildlife habitats. Furthermore, restricting motor vehicles helps to maintain a serene environment for beachgoers and ensures the preservation of natural resources. Other modes of transportation, such as bicycles and skateboards, typically might be allowed in certain designated areas as they are less disruptive and have a lesser impact on the environment compared to larger, motorized vehicles. All-terrain vehicles also pose similar risks to motor vehicles, but the primary focus here is on the general prohibition of motor vehicles due to their overall larger negative impact.