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It is against federal law to carry a firearm in a commercial vehicle.This was passed in the same legislation that gave us the CDL, but as long as u r licensed for a firearm most states allow it to go on. No license equals 2 years probation and becoming a felon in the state of Florida.
I've been to scales and let the inspector/patrolman know I had a loaded weapon. I was asked for my CCW and he took the weapon into "protective custody" until the inspection was over.. IT IS NOT ILLEGAL!!!!

And my permit is good in 13 other states. It's called reciprocity. Can I carry a loaded weapon in my truck everywhere? No. But I certainly can where I do 99% of my driving..
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Thats why people get into trouble, It is a federal LAW however as long as U have a license to carry most states donnot enforce it. This same law is also the reason U have A cdl, it also contains a provision for states to lose federal funds for not enforcing helment laws,but ABATE takes better care of its members than OOIDA and other trucker represenatives!
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Thats why people get into trouble, It is a federal LAW
No...its not.

I have asked OOIDA, hired a lawyer, asked the NRA, asked several DOT officers, etc...

There is no such law...never has been. Its a myth...
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The only place firearms are mentioned in the regs is one about having firearms and ammo IN THE TRAILER with hazmat.

And that is where the myth stems from.
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Thats why people get into trouble, It is a federal LAW however as long as U have a license to carry most states donnot enforce it. This same law is also the reason U have A cdl, it also contains a provision for states to lose federal funds for not enforcing helment laws,but ABATE takes better care of its members than OOIDA and other trucker represenatives!
Can you please provide a link to this mystical law you are referring to?
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it would be easier for him to find the LAST page of the internet than to FIND proof of this "so called Federal Law"
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No wonder this is the largest industry in the world built on BS. Go to ( just Answers. com), They will answer all ur Questions.
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LMAO...thats about as bad as Yahoo Answers.

I don't have any questions...I know the answers to the ones being asked here.
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No wonder this is the largest industry in the world built on BS. Go to ( just Answers. com), They will answer all ur Questions.
Are you saying that you can't find us a link to the actual law or statute?
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