{jcomments off}A common misconception still exists that driving on our nation’s roads and highways is a right.  No, driving a car is not a right, it’s a privilege.  The difference between the two is at the heart of the debate over offering driver’s license exams in multiple languages or in English alone.

In the context of operating a motor vehicle, the privilege of driving is granted to an individual by the state on a conditional basis. These conditions include the driver’s ability to pass both a written and skills test and the driver's ability to keep track record of abiding by the traffic laws and regulations.

Read more: Driving is a Privilege, Not a Right

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After receiving numerous threats and a brick thrown through a window in his restaurant, the owner has since pulled the sign.