When transporting someone in a vehicle without a cage you must secure your weapon. How should you respond?

• A. True
• B. Sometimes
• C. False
• D. Not specified

Answer: (A)

When transporting a firearm, safety and control are the priorities. Even without a cage in the vehicle, the weapon must be secured to prevent access and accidental discharge. The best approach is to keep the firearm on your person in a proper holster, or if it’s not being worn, place it in a locked container or securely mounted storage that isn’t easily reachable by others. Ammunition is typically stored separately if required by policy. This minimizes risk to you and any passengers and meets safety and legal requirements. So the statement is true.