Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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Where is it prohibited to carry a concealed weapon, even with a CWFL, in Florida?

In a bank
In a public park
In a school
In a vehicle

The correct answer is: In a school

In Florida, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon in a school, even with a concealed weapon license (CWFL). Carrying a concealed weapon is also prohibited in banks and other financial institutions, public parks, and government buildings. However, the one exception to this is when the concealed weapon is stored securely in a vehicle while the licensee is in a school, bank, park, or government building. It is important to note that this exception does not apply if the licensee is leaving the weapon in their vehicle for an extended period of time or if the vehicle is not securely locked. Carrying a concealed weapon in any of these prohibited places without a CWFL is a third-degree felony offense in Florida.