Vermont Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Where is it prohibited to carry firearms in Vermont, even with a permit?

School properties
Federal buildings
State parks
All of the above

The correct answer is: All of the above

In Vermont, while individuals may carry firearms with a permit in many public spaces, there are specific locations where firearms are prohibited regardless of permits. This includes school properties, where laws are put in place to protect students and staff from potential threats. Additionally, federal buildings have strict regulations regarding firearms, reflecting the need for heightened security in these locations. State parks may have varying regulations, but in some cases, specific areas within state parks can also have restrictions on firearm carry. Recognizing that all these locations have established laws concerning the carrying of firearms underscores the intent to maintain safety in sensitive environments. Thus, stating that it’s prohibited to carry firearms in those specified areas captures the essence of the regulations that govern firearm carry in Vermont.