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you always hear all these scary trucker stories about Compton and LA. Please I have delivered to Compton and Oakland so many times went to sleep and have never had any problems . Self protection be aware of your surroundings and have a good tire thumper
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uglymutt said:
R U 4 real..... what the f@#$ are you talking about, first off firearms are illegal in big rigs , plus going acoss statelines, and you would never have time to play with guns if you were seriously driving all the time.... and as for dealing with the big bad wolf of oakland, well guess you never had to deal with it or you would know how.... ROFLMAO kc0iv |
Originally Posted by Dale Davenport
What about carrying bear attack repellent. I am not a driver but i am going to school in March. I have some fears of crime not as much as i do the law. I will never carry a gun because of this. Whenever i backpack i carry bear mace. It is like a small fire extinguisher filled with pepper spray . The stuff is pretty nasty. Does anybody know if there are any laws against carrying bear mace anywhere in US and Canada.
The bear mace is considered a weapon up here in canada, therefore if you crossed the border with it and got caught, you'd be in a bit of trouble. |
goodluck
good luck!
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Oiy-Here we go again :roll:
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Here is a good place to look for state laws. http://www.handgunlaw.us/
With only a few carry permits, you can carry a concealed weapon in the vast majority of states. It is areas such as NYC that would cause you problems. However, if you run regional it is perfectly doable. I would say to hell with company policy, it is better to get fired than to end up dead. |
Well, after 6 1/2yrs of driving OTR, I've yet to have even needed to use a tire thumper, let alone the need of a gun. I've spent many nights in bad neighborhoods and didn't have a single problem.
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Just read a story last week that Ohio amended there Concealed carry Law. The new one makes it easier for the truckers to be in compliance.
Something about how it is stowed. |
During orientation with CFI (Jan 06) it was plainly stated that there was NO company policy regarding a firearm in the truck. If company policy isnt a factor, then the only problem it seems would be with individual state laws. For example in TN there are only 18 states that do not recognize Tennessee Handgun Carry Permits (http://www.state.tn.us/safety/handgun/reciprocity.htm). So if I drove SE regional I'd be legal in almost every state I'd travel in. :wink:
"...the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." |
Originally Posted by rigidsporty
"...the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
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