The Supreme Court has never held that the right to drive an automobile is a fundamental right.May government restrict an individual's right to drive a car?
A) No.The Constitution protects the right to own and use property.
B) Yes,if government can show that a restriction fulfills a legitimate public purpose.
C) Yes,but only if government can demonstrate a compelling public interest to restrict an individual's right to drive a car.
D) State governments can restrict the right to drive an automobile,but the national government cannot.
E) No.The Twenty-sixth Amendment specifically addresses the right to drive a car.
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