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At least in the United States, driving a car on public roads is a privilege doled out by the states. There is no right to drive a motor vehicle here.
by lfam 10y ago
At least in the United States, driving a car on public roads is a privilege doled out by the states. There is no right to drive a motor vehicle here.
- ams6110 10y agoWhile true, it's hardly a practical barrier. Anyone who isn't disabled can easily pass a driving test and get a license. It's not like you have to justify a need to drive, and it will only be taken away if you demonstrate severe incompetence or recklessness.
- smileysteve 10y agoNote: You also need to be able to afford a car, insurance, gas.
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