[random-human]

>> We don't bat an eye when a cop uses such tools to pull all of your license/insurance information during a traffic stop.

In order to legally drive we basically enter into a contract with the state agreeing to the terms it set. Keeping a current license, registration, insurance etc. During a traffic stop, it is a requirement to hand over the documents, if asked, so they can verify you are within the law. Atleast in the parts of the US that I am familiar with. Same for travel and other government documents, if you want to legally move between borders, you agree to their terms or stay put.

Having random creep take a pic of someone and get their address so they can visit later on, would be a very big problem.

[landemva]

To be a commercial driver it is necessary to contract with State for the privilege of engaging in commerce.

Most people travelling in private conveyance are not engaging in commerce.

Have you researched USSC rulings about private travel?

[random-human]

As far as I am aware I still need to agree to the terms that the state of TX has set in order to legally drive my truck on public roads within the state. Meaning a driver's license, current insurance, and current registration. I would not need those for driving US military vehicles, tractors or horses. If this is no longer the case, please show me where I can find that information as I would very much like to not deal with that regulatory mess any more.