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Can a person transport a loaded non-restricted firearm in a motor vehicle if they are on a remote logging road?
Under federal law, firearms must be unloaded when in a vehicle; specific provincial hunting regulations may have stricter rules, but federal safety requires the
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Question: Can a person transport a loaded non-restricted firearm in a motor vehicle if they are on a remote logging road?
Answer options:
- Yes, as long as it is daylight. ✅ No, firearms must always be unloaded when in a vehicle.
- Yes, provided they have a hunting license.
- Only if the safety is engaged.
Correct answer: No, firearms must always be unloaded when in a vehicle.
Explanation: Under federal law, firearms must be unloaded when in a vehicle; specific provincial hunting regulations may have stricter rules, but federal safety requires they be unloaded.
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