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one of these days enough people will figure out that if you go by the legal definition of "transportation" that is clearly defined in the transportation code where most all motor vehicle statutes are in. transportation is defined as the commerical operation of a motor vehicle, and commercial is defined as being paid to drive. other exceptions are if you are in an accident where property is damaged, or an officer can prove you were acting in a dangerous fashion then you really don't have to produce any ID or legally get a ticket, and the officer really doesn't have any authority to pull you over in the first place. pretty much what it comes down to is traffic courts are the biggest money racket that states have and by producing id and/or signing a promise to appear you're consenting and waiving your private right to travel freely as it's stated in the constitution. look up the tao of law and do some research , i forget the lawyers name who put it out there but if you go about it the right way and not drive like an idiot you'll never pay a ticket again.....