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Public Airways are Right of Ways, just as are Public Highways. On Public Highways, extraORDINARY forms of Locomotion may be rightfully Restricted or Prohibited, such as extraordinarily excessive weight, size or speed. The same would apply to the Public Airways. Currently, the Ordinary form of Locomotion used for Personal Travel on our Public Airways is the propeller driven type.

Therefore, currently, and on our Public Airways, we have the Right to propeller driven forms of Locomotion within ordinary sizes and weights. Rightfull restrictions and prohibitions may apply to extraOrdinary forms of Locomotion, such as Jets. Although, If Jets are not prohibited, but restricted to Licensing, and if Jets become the Ordinary form of Locomotion for Personal Travel on our Public Airways, then at that point, Jets would be a form of Locomotion within our Rights, and with no further need for Licensing. Also, If Jets were to become the Ordinary Locomotion on Public Airways, at that point, if Propeller Driven Travelers become obstructive to Jet Travelers, Propeller Driven forms of Locomotion may be prohibited.

On our Public Highways, two hundred years ago, the Ordinary Locomotion was probably Horse Back or Buggy. And, at that time, nobody would have denied our Right to that Ordinary Locomotion. Then, came the Motor Vehicle. Even though it was quite an extraOrdinary form of Locomotion, at first, it's use was accepted as within our Rights, and Licensing was not required.

After a while, the numbers of Motor Vehicles on our Public Right of Ways might have began to obstruct with the Locomotion Ordinarly being used, that being the Horse and Buggy. At that point, their use might rightfully become restricted to Licensing. But, through the years, up to today, their positions have exchanged, and it is the Motor Vehicle which is Ordinary, while Horse Back or Buggy is extraOrdinary. Given this exchange, when the Horse and Buggy become obstructive to the Motor Vehicle, the Horse and Buggy may be restricted or prohibited. And, in fact, because they obstruct with the Motor Vehicle, for which our Public Highways have been adapted to, the Horse and Buggy IS prohibited on many Public Highways, along with Walking and Biking.

Now, some might suggest one could always take a taxi or a bus, but while we do have a Right to Travel at our own inclination, we do not have a Right to be Transported, which requires the inclination of another. If we did, anyone would force any traveler to provide them with Free Transportation! Nobody is obligated to Transport you. You can not have a Right to something to which you don't have a Right to.

Our Public Right of Ways are maintained by government for the general welfare and enhancement of our Right of Liberty and our Right to Travel. Given the Locomotion Ordinarily used for Personal Travel on our Public Highways is the Motor Vehicle, the more our Public Highways are made reasonably unuseable by anything but the Motor Vehicle, the more this very implement of Liberty, our Public Highways become a prison with bars of blacktop.

We have a Right to Travel on our Public Highways, and to do so we must have the Right to use one form of Locomotion or another. As we do not have a Right to extraOrdinary forms of Locomotion, then we MUST have a Right to Ordinary forms of Locomotion. What is the Ordinary form of Locomotion is determined by current usages.