At best, the law will only apply to independent OTRs. Trucking companies will continue to prohibit drivers from possessing firearms regardless.
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06-18-2020, 01:26 PM #11I am a Forum User
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It will still be LEGAL, permitted or not is immaterial.
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06-18-2020, 01:54 PM #13I am a Forum User
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Yes, until you're not. Methinks, a driver gunning down a "peaceful protester" while being prohibited from possessing firearms, regardless of which state he or she is in at the time, is not going to work out well in court for him or her. Originally Posted by Leader
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Company policy will have no relevance in court. Originally Posted by SADAacp
Just because the big three auto companies don't allow firearms on company property doesn't mean their employees or anyone else can't own/carry guns.
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That one is codified in MCL 28-425n Originally Posted by Leader
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