Anyone who uses the public roadway needs to know something very important: driving is a privilege, whereas traveling is a right. What's the difference? The former is something granted to you by authority, and which can also be regulated, taxed and revoked by that same authority. The latter is an inherent and unalienable right, like the right to eat or the right to breathe, and no one needs to give you permission for it, and neither can they deny it from you. "Driving" is a commercial privilege, so if you're not using the roads for business, you aren't legally "driving" but are rather "traveling". Learn what you need to know about how to exercise this right without getting imprisoned.

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