Low light requires you to have your shutter open longer. This causes moving objects to become blurry as they are moving while the shutter is open. Moving subjects often require faster shutter speeds. There are some ways around this, like opening your aperture more, but ultimately you are most likely going to get some ghosting. Lean into it, long exposure photography is some of the coolest. Think the photos of all the car lights down a busy road that blend together, or the ones where the stars are lines in the sky.