What type of areas are included in the definition of Public Vehicular Areas?

The correct choice indicates that Public Vehicular Areas (PVAs) encompass any area maintained by the State of North Carolina for vehicular traffic. This definition is broad and includes not only highways and interstates but also other roadways and vehicular spaces operated by or under the jurisdiction of state authorities. PVAs are essential for understanding traffic laws and regulations as they determine where specific laws apply and how they are enforced.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately reflect the comprehensive nature of PVAs. Mentioning only highways and interstates limits the scope of what is considered a public vehicular area, while areas used exclusively for commercial vehicles or private property without restrictions do not fit the definition of a maintained public space for all types of vehicles. These limitations underscore the importance of recognizing the broader category that PVAs represent within motor vehicle law in North Carolina.