Short answer: Yes. Wyoming has been a constitutional-carry state since 2011, and it’s one of the cleanest states in the country for vehicle carry. An eligible adult can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is legal. Here’s the…
Short answer: Yes. South Dakota went constitutional carry on July 1, 2019, and it’s one of the easier states in the country for vehicle carry. An eligible adult 18 or older can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is…
Short answer: Yes. New Hampshire has been a constitutional-carry state since 2017, and it’s one of the most straightforward states in the country for vehicle carry. An eligible adult can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is legal….
Short answer: Yes. Iowa went permitless in 2021, and a 2025 law made it one of the youngest-eligible carry states in the country. An eligible adult — now 18 or older — can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle, openly or concealed, with no permit required. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is…
Short answer: Yes. Kansas has been a constitutional-carry state since 2015 — one of the earliest adopters — and vehicle carry here is about as clean as it gets. An eligible adult 21 or older can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. A holstered handgun…
Short answer: Yes. Mississippi is one of the most permissive vehicle-carry states in the country. An eligible adult can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. Mississippi law even spells out that a handgun riding in a holster that’s wholly or partially visible isn’t legally “concealed”…
Short answer: Yes. Montana is a permitless-carry state, and it’s one of the cleanest in the country for vehicle carry. An eligible adult can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is perfectly legal here. Here’s the detail for…
Short answer: Yes. Nebraska is a constitutional-carry state, and vehicle carry is straightforward here. An eligible adult can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is perfectly legal. Here’s the detail for 2026. Do you need a permit to…
Short answer: Yes. West Virginia is a constitutional-carry state, and it’s a clean one for vehicle carry. An eligible adult can keep a loaded handgun in their vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is perfectly legal here. Here’s the detail for 2026. Do you…
Short answer: Yes. Arkansas is a constitutional-carry state, and its vehicle rule is one of the most straightforward in the country. An eligible adult can keep a loaded handgun in the vehicle — openly or concealed — with no permit required. A holstered handgun sitting in plain view is legal here. Here’s the detail for…