Are handguns allowed inside a truck for protection?

WARNING:

using less than lethal means, can open you up for lawsuits. Be mindful of that when you’re trying to protect your castle. Especially in blue states. The laws are written for criminals to protect criminals. If you don’t put a perp down, be prepared to run.

 

Can of brake cleaner is an awesome deterrent to man or animal...

 

Just said that. Wicked stuff cheap...

 

I don't know of a single carrier that allows firearms in either their trucks or trucks leased to them. BEWARE of my play on words. I did not say prohibits them. I am going to take a guesstimate and say maybe as many as 90% of ALL CMVs on the roads in the US the owner of said vehicle or the carrier under whom the vehicle is operating under their DOT authority either outright prohibit them OR highly discourage them.

If you are NOT an OO running your numbers the first stop when it comes to having a firearm is your company. Very few drivers will get past this step!

 

CCW Safe, USCCA have tons of videos to help

 

Get some bear mace

 

Flare gun

 

Moose, Flintlock - yes single shot but not a percussion cap weapon, you can get up to 6 shots with those and they were what was used the first part of the westward expansion. They are lethal weapons and capible of killing someone.

But back to the OP, Bear Spray!

This is a legal in all 50 states, across the canadian border, and easy to get - plus cheap too.

You do not have to justify possesing one in a truck, seeing that trucks go to bear country all the time.

I do not know if Bear Spray is allowed on a military base, I never saw it on the restrictions list.

See the problem with a firearm in a truck is this seems to always escalates a situation and leads to more than verbal attacks. We already have issues with the crap low lifes dreges drivers who will run someone over, just because someone took the last roller dog.