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What is the difference between freedom of movement and a right to operate a motor vehicle?
Discussion in 'Right to Travel' started by John, 24 Aug 2026.
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Freedom of movement is widely recognised as a fundamental right, but the right to operate a motor vehicle on public roads is generally treated as a regulated activity requiring a licence. What is the legal basis for this distinction? How have courts addressed arguments that licensing requirements infringe the right to travel? What is the difference between a right and a licensed activity, and where does the boundary lie?
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