The Common Right to Travel by Automobile Without a Permit

Courts said we have the common right to TRAVEL by AUTOMOBILE without needing a PERMIT (see quote below). So federal government (via local policy officers) pretends we’re operating a business, specifically a ‘motor vehicle’. Businesses have a net operating income. Some franchise owners are called owner-operators. Operate first and foremost means to run a business. […]

Private Occupations vs. the Traveling Public: Cutrona v. Wilmington (1924)

1924 case distinguishes using streets for private occupations (such as bus driving) versus the rights of the TRAVELING public. “If it were otherwise, vendors of goods might with justice protest against all attempts to exclude them from the streets in the prosecution of their various businesses, notwithstanding the rights of the traveling public were being […]