Bringing handgun to work driving

[Jdub2]

[edgerly779]

No law against it. Unloaded in locked case with ammo OK. Up to company if they own the truck.

[Jdub2]

No law against it. Unloaded in locked case with ammo OK. Up to company if they own the truck.

Thanks. I figured as such.

[Lonestargrizzly]

Definitely get some insurance.

[Jeepergeo]

Why?

By the time you accessed it, loaded it, and made it ready, it is likely that any life or death self-defense exigency would have already run its course, and pre-deploying would likely violate one or more of California's crazyily complex laws. IANAL, just a guy on the Interwebs.

Sounds like you need to apply for a CC permit.

[damon1272]

You may want to check if there are federal issues. I do know that over the road truckers are regulated federally but may not for just in state. It is a commercial vehicle and you may not have the same rights as a personal vehicle.

[Librarian]

Not really a handgun question, so moved.

And, the thread has skipped past the legalities to the wisdom/practicality, so moved to General Guns.

As already noted, "I keep it and it’s loaded mags in a pistol locked box" is legal transport and no destination requirements apply to transport in a vehicle.

[200Apples]

You may want to check if there are federal issues.

He never leaves the state. The only Fed deal would be if he started crossing state lines.

[jessdigs]

You should apply for ccw. Worse thing that happens is you are out $200.
There is nothing better than legally carrying everywhere you go. Pay the extra $60 for the 32 state Utah or Arizona license when you take your class and be able to carry almost anywhere you go.


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[9Cal_OC]

OP, it may help to list what county you live in. Maybe you’re apply to apply for a CCW.

[cgseanp1]

Why?

By the time you accessed it, loaded it, and made it ready, it is likely that any life or death self-defense exigency would have already run its course, and pre-deploying would likely violate one or more of California's crazyily complex laws. IANAL, just a guy on the Interwebs.

Sounds like you need to apply for a CC permit.

[Brown Guy]

[tonyxcom]

Why?

By the time you accessed it, loaded it, and made it ready, it is likely that any life or death self-defense exigency would have already run its course, and pre-deploying would likely violate one or more of California's crazyily complex laws. IANAL, just a guy on the Interwebs.

Sounds like you need to apply for a CC permit.

If pre-deploying your handgun in a developing situation that you cannot escape would violate the law, then so would using it in self defense. It isn't too hard to think about a situation while in your car that isn't a sudden robbery or car jacking where you have time to make ready.

Point being, when you fear for your life, you aren't going to be worried about the law.

[Librarian]

If your employer finds out you are not wearing the required pink tutu on Tuesdays, it can also fire you.

An employer might fire a worker for any violation of a work rule, or 'just because' -

the employee is

https://www.worklawyers.com/at-will-...nt-california/

[Jdub2]

Definitely get some insurance.

Definitely.