Hi,

To begin your journey to Right to Travel, download the PDF ebook "Individual Sovereignty Process".

Essentially, the book covers a lot of aspects on how to get more freedom in your life.  Specifically, however,
the Right to Travel information can be found here:

126 - 128:  Notice and Demand - Birth Certificate is Not Sufficient Evidence of Commerce

132 - 134:  Notice and Demand - Right to Travel

135 - 139:  Memorandum of Law - Right to Travel

140 - 142:  Notice and Demand - Revocation of Power of Attorney

143 - 144:  Notice and Demand - Caveat for Violation of Substantive Due Process

145 - 147:  Notice and Demand - Caveat for False Arrest and Citation

148 - 149:  Handling the Traffic Stop

Here's what you do. 

1.  Read the above pages.  
2.  Print them.  
3.  Sign them before a notary.
4.  Make at least 3 copies of each document, two of each document for your vehicle, one additional copy of each document at your place of residence.  The reason for keeping an additional copy of each document in each vehicle is in case a police officer asks to keep a copy.
5.  Print and notarize the "conditional agreement" form.  Make 10 copies of this form and sign and notarize them.  If you happen to get pulled over while driving Right to Travel, offer the police officer conditional agreement, hand him the "conditional agreement" form and let him keep it.  (Use the "conditional agreement" form in the instance of 1. being pulled over while driving 2. if you receive a traffic ticket.)

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Additional Right to Travel information:

1.  Send a letter to the governor of your state, requesting him to protect your right to drive as it is his duty to enforce the constitution. Send it certified mail.

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If you are pulled over a traffic violation:

1.  If you get pulled over for a traffic violation, start recording the event with a digital camera.  Tell the officer you are recording the effect for your records and for legal purposes.

2.  Carry the following information with you when you are driving, and keep additional copies.  Laminate it, in order to keep it dry.  If you are pulled over for a traffic violation, after asking for the police officer's name and badge, and writing it down, read this to him.

"I conditionally accept granting and conveying my property to you on the condition that you provide me with the bonafied claim and or the consideration.  If you cannot provide consideration or a bonafide claim, then you accept my terms in reserving my rights and interests in my person."

(If they ask, "what kind of consideration, for contracting, are you talking about"?  Answer:  "$10,000 dollars will be sufficient."  At this point the officer may become irate, leave, or issue you a ticket.  Be polite and hold your ground.)

3.  Ask the officer:  "Am I under arrest or am I free to go?"

If the officer asks you:  "Do you understand?"  (Essentially, this means, do you "stand under" me?), answer:  "I do not understand and I do not stand under you."

4.  If the officer says:  "I need to see your driver's license, insurance and registration", hand him your driver's information (the Right to Travel paperwork).  If he says, "You need a driver's license to drive", tell him:  "I'm not driving, I'm traveling."

*Did you know that when an officer turns the red lights on, he is declaring an emergency, and that is a felony when there is no emergency.

5.  If a police officer interferes with your Right to Travel, he violates the Constitution of the United States, becoming an imposter in his office, taking his wages under false pretenses.  Taking wages under false pretenses = fraud.

6.  Traffic Act - An act is compiled of statutes.  Statutes are given the force of law when consented by the governed.  If you or I have not consented to the statute, nor understood it and they send you a summons or give you a ticket, send it back with a "no contract".

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F.A.Q.'s (Frequently Asked Questions)

1.  Does Right to Travel work?

I think that Right to Travel does work.  I have not tried it myself, due to the fact that I'd rather bicycle and am planning to move to a city with better public transport.  I believe Right to Travel does work, as a number of YouTube videos show that it does work.  In these videos, you can watch the driver hand the police officer his "driver's information" which, basically, includes the printed forms within the document "Individual Sovereignty Process".

2.  Can I get arrested if I try to drive using Right to Travel?

I highly doubt it.  Worst case scenario is you might have to go to court.  If that is the case, browse through some of the other documents that were came along with the Right to Travel information and educate yourself about your rights.

3.  Are you a lawyer?

No.  I am not a lawyer.  This advice is not to be construed as legal advice and I will not be held liable in any way for any injury or harm that may happen as a result of using this advice, whether accidental or intentional.  This advice is to be used for entertainment purposes only.

4.  What should I do if I am pulled over while driving Right to Travel?

1.  Ask the police officer his name and badge number.  Write it down.
2.  Ask the police officer if you can videotape him.  In some states, this is illegal.  If you can, then videotape him.  If he asks why, say it is to document everything for legal purposes.
3.  Hand the police officer the "conditional agreement" form and have him read it.  Let him keep a copy.  If the officer issues you a ticket, fill in the amount of the ticket on the "conditional agreement" form and hand it to him to keep for his records.
4.  When dealing with police officers, be polite.  Their job is stressful and they deal with difficult people and stressful situations.  Most police officers have no clue that driving without a license is perfectly legal, unless you are operating in commerce.  I'm sure they would like to drive without the expense of insurance and tags, too.  So, be polite to them and be patient with them.  A lot of them are unaware that when cops issue tickets to people who are violating codes and statutes that drivers have not even agreed to, that they are merely revenue collectors for their county and state.