Do you need a drivers license to travel behind the wheel of a vehicle? Is driving a privilege? The a

Do you need a drivers license to travel behind the wheel of a vehicle? Is driving a privilege? The answer to both is no. In the united states of America and other Common cheats codes for midtown madness 2 Law countries (Britain, Scotland, most of Canada, etc) travelling is a Right. For the purpose of knowledge specific to my country, I will be focusing on the American system. Now, let's get a few things defined first. To drive is a commercial act to use the highways for profit to transport people or goods (taxi, newspaper, pizza, etc). This means that you do need a license, resgistration, plates and insurance, BUT if you're using the roads for pleasure or just to get from Point A to Point B (road trips, going to the store or work, etc) then you DO NOT need any of the above mentioned documents. The Right to travel is a constitutionally protected Right and backed by the Supreme Court.
According to Article 6 para 2 of the Constitution cheats codes for midtown madness 2 for the united states of America reads: This Constitution, and the Laws of the united states which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the united states, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding.
This is backed by an 1803 Supreme Court case Marbury cheats codes for midtown madness 2 v Madison in which the Honorable Justice John Marshall said that for any secondary law to come in conflict with the Supreme Law was illogical for the Supreme Law would prevail over all other law. This means anything cheats codes for midtown madness 2 that goes against the Constitution is null and void in law.
Now that we got that out of the way, it is important to know that even though cars did not exist when the constitution was drafted, they still apply to the Right to travel. Under Common Law and the constitution, you have the Right to property. Your private vehicle is considered property and you have the Right to transport your property (as long as its not for profit) without restrictive licenses and other fees. While I believe one should learn to use such machinery, according to Common Law and the constitution, you shouldn't be charged to excersise your basic Rights.
Lets briefly look into other Supreme Court cases such as Shapiro v Thompson which said that the Right to travel is a Right so basic it doesn't even need to be mentioned. Murdock v Pennsylvania said no state may convert a secured Liberty into a privilege and charge a license and/or fee and Shuttlesworth v Birmingham, AL said if a state does knowingly convert cheats codes for midtown madness 2 a secured Liberty into a privilege and charge a license and/or fee, the citizen may ignore the law and operate with impunity (which means they can't punish you).
The gasoline tax (which is charged per gallon) pays for the highways. Licenses, registration and plate fees are revenue for the state, they provide nothing for the highways and insurance companies generate revenue with the mandatory insurance policy scam. Traffic tickets are also revenue for the state, which is also voluntary.
Traffic tickets, just like a drivers cheats codes for midtown madness 2 license birth certificate, social cheats codes for midtown madness 2 security cheats codes for midtown madness 2 card, etc,, is a contract between you and the state (contracts are voluntary, see Contract cheats codes for midtown madness 2 Law 101). When you sign for that ticket or license, you lose your Constitutional Rights cheats codes for midtown madness 2 because of the way they wrote the contract. I understand that most don't want to deal with cops harassing, so for that, I recommend ditching your license and reapplying. After your signature, put under duress UCC 1-308 without prejudice . This will protect your Rights while accepting their frivilous privilege. For those interested cheats codes for midtown madness 2 in more information, I'm happy to inform.
In the US you basically cheats codes for midtown madness 2 have to pass a driver's test. It's a little crazy how early kids can get their training licenses these days (3 months before 15 years) and I think they should cheats codes for midtown madness 2 tighten it up since underage kiddies are very irresponsible drivers, as I have learned. I think that right to drive should be a bit stricter but based solely on the individuals ability.
However cheats codes for midtown madness 2 I think that personally we should be investing more in public transportation. Those who cannot drive, such as the disabled or the people who cannot afford gas/insurance/whatever, do not have the same freedom as other individuals. Public transportation is pitiful in the States and honestly I would much rather use that as opposed cheats codes for midtown madness 2 to having to invest in a vehicle which is quite expensive.
Public transportation is invalid in this thread. I'm speaking of individual Liberties. One has the Right to purchase a vehicle as they would a bicycle or skateboard for the use of personal travel and one should not be subjected to licenses of fees to excersise such a Right. As I stated in my first post, one should learn the machinery properly before use to prevent damage or injury. Does someone just hop on a bike and try to ride it without knowing how? No. Its the same concept with a car.
Requiring a license cheats codes for midtown madness 2 to operate a motor vehicle isn't inherently violating one's right to travel since there are quite a large number of alternate means of travel. Now, before cheats codes for midtown madness 2 you attack me for stating this, I would like to point out that I can see how you arrived at the conclusion that it does violate a right to travel . I will elaborate on why I think the way I do in the next paragraph.
Okay, first to explain my personal philosophy on liberties: cheats codes for midtown madness 2 Your right to throw punches wherever you want ends at my face. is the best way I've seen and heard to describe my philosophy, and I think it's a pretty good rule to live by. Basically, your right to do things ends when it starts to harm others and/or infringe on their rights (such as the basic human right to life, aka security of person). Now, the motorized vehicle is a very dangerous form of travel, to the point where an unskilled driver cheats codes for midtown madness 2 can easily infringe on the rights of others, including trampling all over the right to travel (not to mention the right to security of person by endangering others) of other individuals cheats codes for midtown madness 2 traveling by any means by simply operating the vehicle. In this hypothetical, a motor vehicle makes it far easier to violate the right to travel of others on the road in the very same ways it makes traveling cheats codes for midtown madness 2 easier, as it's a heavy piece of machinery that has oodles of distractions inside cheats codes for midtown madness 2 and ample room to be distracted in, and failure cheats codes for midtown madness 2 of successful operation of a motor vehicle often leads to an impediment to others' rights to travel, as well as endangerment of security of person rights of those individuals. For endangering the rights of others, I am of a mind that such a dangerous task needs to be gated with licensing (note that I have not said that age-restricting the licensing is something I am in favor of, since I've seen competent 13 year old unlicensed drivers and horrible licensed adult drivers) that certifies that you understand the best practices to avoid infringing on the rights cheats codes for midtown madness 2 of others (specifically and most importantly, the security of person right, because what good is a right to travel if there's no person alive to guarantee that right to?) and that also certifies that you understand the risks associated with operating a motor vehicle.
I see what point you're making, but again as I stated before one should learn how to use such machinery before use. The fact that it COULD be a hazard, doesn't mean it WILL happen. Even if it did happen, accidents still occur among licensed drivers . The same can be said about guns. Just because something COULD happen, DOESN'T mean it actually WILL happen. It's not a good enough excuse to infringe on one's Rights.
Thing is, that rights infringement, intentional or not, did happen prior to licensing beginning cheats codes for midtown madness 2 to occur on a state-by-state basis within the United States. A motor vehicle that is 10 times the weight of a typical adult male is far harder for a human being to control in a non-rights infringing fashion than a gun is. And that accident rate among licensed drivers is the very reason I cannot cheats codes for midtown madness 2 bring myself to be in favor of legally abolishing the concept cheats codes for midtown madness 2 of a licensed cheats codes for midtown madness 2 driver, because if there's as many bad drivers as there are that are somehow getting certified, the number of fatalities would be considerably higher with the quality of drivers on the road being unregulated and likely being worse. Deregulating would remove one of the more effective means of preventing the irresponsible use of a motor vehicle while intoxicated or otherwise under the influence of some mind-altering substance. Which is too high of a risk of security of person infringement risk in my opinion.
Granted, I am actually personally cheats codes for midtown madness 2 in favor of everyone needing to be certified to use a gun, be they government cheats codes for midtown madness 2 employees or civilians (including all branches the military and all police forces - but those ideas are for another thread), for the same reasons I cannot get behind the idea of abolishing the concept of a licensed driver.
Licensing and certifications for the excersing cheats codes for midtown madness 2 of Rights goes against the constitution nonetheless. Like i said one needs to learn how to properly use such machinery. Its about common sense, not what if.
You may indeed have a right to travel. The Constitution, however, doesn't specifically say which mode of transportation you may or may not use. Keep in mind this is 1789. And you must remember that you need to look at the constitution in it's proper context, not through a contemporary lens designed to suit your ideology.
People need to be judged fit to use the roads, drive vehicles, etc., by being given a license to use them. We have enough issues with licensed people and safety as is. More people on the roads, unfit to drive, is not a logical solution and is laughable. Public safety wins out here. And that's not going to change, never will, etc.
Yes, you're correct about the constitution being written before the car existed, but that doesn't excuse for frivilous license laws. you have the Right to travel by the conveyence of the day. You ar