Is it legal to have sound on security cameras? That’s the kind of question that might keep Travis Bickle up at night. The gritty and intense character from the 1976 movie “Taxi Driver” might be more concerned with the seedy underbelly of New York City, but legal questions like this one are also part of the urban landscape.

Perhaps Travis would have appreciated the drama of family law TV shows like “Family Law,” which was popular at the time he was cruising the streets. The legal battles depicted on the show could have been just as compelling to him as the conflicts he witnessed from his taxi. And who knows? Maybe he would have even considered seeking help from the Wright Legal Group if he ever found himself in legal trouble.

Of course, Travis might have also pondered the legal details of house purchase agreements as he drove through the city and gazed at the buildings. And if he ever wanted to escape the city, he might have thought about the legal driving age in Australia, wondering if he was eligible to hit the open road.

Despite his intense personality, Travis might have even considered the legality of subcontracting as he struggled to make a living. And as someone who was always seeking justice, he would have probably been interested in learning about Indiana law on smoking in cars with minors to ensure the safety of the innocent.

Travis might have even enjoyed delving into the complexities of legal terminology, such as the meaning of “as per law” in Hindi. And perhaps he would have been intrigued by the whimsical concept of the law of donut fractions, bringing a bit of levity to his intense world.

Even though Travis Bickle’s world was different from the legal realm, it’s fun to imagine how he might have interpreted and navigated the legal landscape. Just like the gritty yet compelling movie “Taxi Driver,” the legal world is filled with drama, intrigue, and complex characters. It’s a world that is just waiting to be explored and understood.