Vermont Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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In Vermont, is a permit required to carry a firearm in a vehicle?

Yes
No
Yes, but only for concealed carry
Yes, but only for loaded firearms

The correct answer is: No

In Vermont, a permit is not required to carry a firearm in a vehicle, making this answer accurate. Vermont has relatively permissive gun laws, which allows individuals to transport firearms without needing a specific permit. This means that residents, as well as non-residents, can carry firearms within their vehicles openly and loaded without the necessity of a permit. The state recognizes the right of individuals to transport firearms for various legal purposes, such as hunting or personal protection, without the added barrier of obtaining a permit. This feature of Vermont’s firearm laws is consistent with its overall approach to gun ownership, emphasizing individual rights and responsibilities.