A federal judge has ordered the state of Ohia to make bicycle laws consistant across the state. This will have to be done by the state legislator. A federal judge has rulled that traffic control and traffic control devices will be decided by traffic engineers and not by legislators. The postal road clause of the United States Constitution gives the Postmaster general the authority to create postal roads and to regulate the traffic on postal roads. A federal judge has rulled a postal road is any road a postal worker need to use to deliver the mail. The obvious here is traffic laws not created by the Postmaster General does not apply to postal workers. If you see the contradictions here this is exactly my point. A general principal of law is you can not compel people to do the impossible. I have much more. A federal judge has rulled that preventing horses and wagons from using public roads is a violation of the religious freedom clause of the United States Constitution. A federal judge has overturned the Chevron Doctrine. That is he has rulled that laws will be made by legislators and not by bureaucrats. I was likely the signs on interstates banning pedestrians horses wagons bicycles motorized farm equipment was placed there by a breaucrat or worse a highway department worker. Don't expect any one to know these laws. Actually bicycle laws were worked out before bicycles existed. They have the same rights as pedestrians horses wagons cattle wheelchairs and hand carts. Not even the Postmaster General can go against these.
