Which of the following offenses applies specifically to mopeds?

The offense that specifically applies to mopeds in this context is DWI (Driving While Impaired). In North Carolina, mopeds are classified as vehicles that are subject to specific laws, especially concerning operating under the influence. A driver can be charged with DWI when operating a moped if their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) exceeds the legal limit or if their ability to operate the vehicle is impaired.

Mopeds have certain rules and regulations that differ from those of larger vehicles, but all vehicles, including mopeds, are subject to DWI laws when it comes to the influence of alcohol or drugs. While speeding, vehicle theft, and parking violations could apply to mopeds, they do not have the same specific relevance under vehicle operation laws pertaining to impairment. Hence, DWI remains the key offense that specifically addresses the operation of a moped in the context of impaired driving.