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Valley Metro

me812

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Does anyone know if OC is prohibited on Valley Metro buses? I remember seeing No Weapons signs in them years ago, but haven't noticed any lately.
 

Dahwg

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I asked the same question about Sun Trab here in Tucson not too long ago and was told no go but now law cited. From what I can tell they would fall under the same law as other government endeavors. Provide secure check-in or allow it. Since I've seen no gun lockers on public busses I would guess they are permitted. Not 100% sure tho. When I take the bus I just conceal.
 

Sonora Rebel

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Last time I checked... no weapons allowed on public transportation in AZ. I've never ridden a bus in AZ... 'prob'ly never will.
 

like_the_roman

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Public buses are a "public establishment" that is owned/leased/operated by the government, and are thus required by the preemption and the storage statutes to allow carry or provide secure storage.

However, the bus is also a "means of transportation" which would be subject to Adams/Moerman case law that has clouded the definition of open carry within vehicles sans permit.
 
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