Right to Travel

The "Right to Travel" is a legal principle that ensures individuals can move freely between states and locations within a country, like the United States. It protects the ability to travel without unreasonable restrictions or interference from government authorities, recognizing it as a fundamental freedom. This right is rooted in the Constitution and case law, allowing people to seek employment, visit family, or explore different areas without unjustified barriers. However, it is balanced with laws that promote safety and public order, such as licensing or identification requirements.