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The person driving the RV that you're complaining about has just as much right to enjoy the national park as you do. My point is that if you want to enjoy the

• mindslight 3y ago
  > The person driving the RV that you're complaining about has just as much right to enjoy the national park as you do This makes no sense. If someone was blasting a trunk-shaking car stereo and I was complaining about that instead, would you say they had just as much right to "enjoy the national park" ? How about someone using a dirtbike on a trail? The way we keep these things enjoyable is by setting standards. And the examples that come to mind are roads where the prevailing speed was something like 35-40mph, but these big rigs were clogging them up at 15-20mph. > My point is that if you want to enjoy the scenery, you need to get out of the driver's seat. This is obviously false. Even the park maps point out scenic driving routes.