Longhaul or regional with TMC

I NEVER would have shown up with anything more than 0.00. Sure I may drink some at night, but not enough that there would be any left in my system in the morning.

 

Another person who knows everything. I am so sick of anti-gun nuts trying to poison people's minds. Probably a member of the brady campaign or IANSA. Well, I will NOT be going into either Canada or mexico. THERE IS NO LAW REGARDING CARRYING A FIREARM IN THE US, IT IS UP TO EACH INDIVIDUAL STATE. SHOW ME THE CODE SECTION THAT SAYS IT IS ILLEGAL. SHOW ME THE LAW. THE DOT HAS NO SAY SO ON WHO CARRYS LEGALLY.

 

there is only state laws on this but there is not one state where it is valid with all other states. Good in some not in others so no matter which way you look at it your breaking the law at some point.

 

Not if you stay out of certain states

 

It is illegal to have a firearm in a commercial vehicle no matter what state you are in.

 

I LOVE HAND GUNS....


GUNS PROTECT

 

I don't believe this is true, I'm not trying to be a jerk but do you know what code this is? I've heard several people say this and I've heard several people say there is no such language in the FMSCR and so far I haven't seen anyone produce the section of code that states this. It would be a real service to everyone if the section of code forbidding the posession of a firearm in a commercial vehicle would make an appearance and put this issue to bed once and for all. I'm going to call my local ATF field agent on Monday and ask, he should know with any luck and we have a report so getting an answer should be simple enough.

 

i hope you do.this issue needs to be put to rest.i am with you on this....

It states no were in our bible about guns in trucks....nothing..

 

there is no fmcr that says you "can't" have a fire arm in the truck and none that says you can. I have been in heated debates on this forum about it and the best i can come up with from the rules i have read is that it depends on your state you live in and what states your state works with. google "us handgun laws" and read away. It is a debate i have lost hair over and i would love to know the truth from any law enforcment that knows.

 

If there is no language specifically banning it then it is not illegal on a strictly federal level. Of course you are still bound to the laws of whatever state you find yourself in. I'm making the call Monday and should have an answer before Tuesday. Like I said I have a working relationship with our local ATFE field office because they issued my explosives license and come out every year to inspect my magazine and paperwork. Good helpful people, this question shouldn't be a tough one. Although I can see them referring me to USDOT, hopefully they know someone over there.