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Is it legal to transport a non-restricted rifle on a public transit bus in most Canadian jurisdictions?
While specific municipal bylaws or transit policies may vary, legally it must be unloaded, encased, and out of sight (not 'alarming' the public).
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Question: Is it legal to transport a non-restricted rifle on a public transit bus in most Canadian jurisdictions?
Answer options: ✅ Yes, as long as it is trigger-locked and in an opaque case.
- No, firearms are never allowed on public transit.
- Yes, but only if you are wearing hunter orange.
- Yes, provided it is slung over your shoulder.
Correct answer: Yes, as long as it is trigger-locked and in an opaque case.
Explanation: While specific municipal bylaws or transit policies may vary, legally it must be unloaded, encased, and out of sight (not 'alarming' the public).
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