[Poohbah]

A driver's license does NOT infringe on one's right to travel. One is free to hire transport, or walk.

The "right to travel" does not imply that a particular MODE of travel is guaranteed to you.

[mindprism.com]

One is free to hire transport, or walk.

Do I have a (nonrevokable) right to use the public roads to walk or to cycle? Why?

Do I have a (nonrevokable) right to use the public property in a reasonable manner? Why?

PS 'nonrevokable' means: may not be arbritrarily revoked.

Are you conceding the the state may arbritrarily deny Drivers Licenses since driving is a privilege?

[The B Man]

driving is a right not a privelage

[mindprism.com]

The "right to travel" does not imply that a particular MODE of travel is guaranteed to you.

You have a right to walk, but you do not have a right to wear shoes.

[Roscoe]

The "right to travel" does not imply that a particular MODE of travel is guaranteed to you.

Or access to taxpayer built and maintained public roads.