> Driving is a privilege, not a right. In the US, the ability to drive commonly determines other abilities such as working, buying food and keeping scheduled a

> Driving is a privilege, not a right. In the US, the ability to drive commonly determines other abilities such as working, buying food and keeping scheduled appointments - inc medical ones and ones mandated by governments. For a sizable % of the population: Driving is a privilege in the same way that being housed, eating, keeping needed health and not suffering persistent government penalties are all privileges.