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If I did ever ask, there's no way I'd have one in the truck that day!

Mamma didn't raise no fools...well, at least not this one.

Thanks.

I had reached those same conclusions myself, but hoped there was an option I'd missed. We have no other businesses nearby, so I can't even do a park and walk or park and ride.

Also thought about talking to security, but since they just did a push last month to remind us about the policy, I figure the timing is probably bad. Not to mention that we've got some folks in security who thing they're guarding the US Treasury or something.

I reckon I'll bide my time.

My apologies if this has been asked and answered, but if it has, I've missed it.

My employer has a weapons prohibited policy. What I would like to know is if I can legally carry and leave the gun in my vehicle (which is locked in the lot while I'm at work, and I've got to pass through security...with metal detectors...to start getting paid.)

The handbook says, "No firearms or weapons are permitted on Company property, in Company vehicles, or in Corporate buildings unless authorized by Corporate Security. Where federal, state or local laws impose different or additional requirements, the Company will abide by governing law."

Don't know if it matters or not, but our employee parking area is not gated. Security patrols it, but it is open access, and is in fact shared with customer parking. We're notified that our vehicles are subject to random search, but I've not known it to happen.

So...can I protect myself on my way to and from work and figure on keeping my job?

Thanks for your advice and assistance.