Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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Where is a CCDW licensee NOT allowed to carry a concealed weapon in Kentucky?

  1. State parks

  2. Bars and restaurants that serve alcohol

  3. Police stations

  4. Private vehicles

The correct answer is: Police stations

CCDW licensees are allowed to carry concealed weapons in most public places in Kentucky, including state parks and vehicles. The only place they are not allowed to carry is in police stations, as it is considered a sensitive location and could potentially put the licensee and others at risk. While bars and restaurants that serve alcohol may have restrictions on carrying firearms, they are not outright prohibited for CCDW holders. Private vehicles also fall under the jurisdiction of the CCDW license and are therefore allowed. It is important for licensees to always be aware of any specific rules or regulations in certain establishments regarding carrying firearms.

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