What is one of the requirements for a Low-Speed Vehicle in North Carolina?

In North Carolina, one of the key requirements for a Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) is that it must be registered and insured. This requirement ensures that the vehicle is recognized within the state's transportation system and complies with applicable laws and safety standards. Registration also helps in tracking vehicles for taxation and accountability purposes. Insurance coverage is necessary to protect the driver and any third parties in the event of an accident.

The other options do not accurately reflect the specific requirements for LSVs in North Carolina: vehicles are typically designed for both on-road and off-road use, LSVs must have a maximum speed of 25 mph rather than above 30 mph, and while there may be age restrictions for drivers, the minimum age requirement for LSV operation under state law is not universally 18 years.