Motoring, with Eleanor Roosevelt

"Where, after all, do motorists’ rights begin? In driveways, byways - often so small that they cannot be seen on any map. Yet they are a microcosm of the driving experience: shopping mall car parks; freeways and autobahns; car washes and garages; auto dealerships and after sales service. Such are the places where every man and woman seeks smooth handling, superior performance, all round visibility and comfortable upholstery. Unless these rights have meaning on our roads, they have little meaning anywhere. Without concerted citizen action to uphold them close to home, we could drive all night, but get nowhere."

- Preamble to the Universal Declaration of Motorists’ Rights