Which of the following is considered a violation of a BAIID device?

The correct choice is the failure to equip the vehicle with a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device (BAIID), as it directly pertains to compliance with the law regarding the use of such devices. A BAIID is required for individuals who have certain driving offenses related to alcohol, and not having this device installed in their vehicle constitutes a violation of the mandate to have it as part of their driving privileges. This installation is an essential step for ensuring that high-risk individuals do not operate a vehicle after consuming alcohol.

The other options, while violations of traffic laws or regulations, do not specifically relate to the BAIID requirements. For instance, driving without a license is illegal but does not specifically tie into the use of a BAIID, as it addresses general driving permissions. Failing to yield and exceeding the speed limit are common traffic violations but also do not pertain to the regulations surrounding the use of BAIIDs, which focus solely on the management of alcohol-related offenses.