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<blockquote data-quote="jcizzle" data-source="post: 1612092" data-attributes="member: 18220"><p>In C.,1. above it states that it can be left in the vehicle if stored in accordance to the SDA act as long as the vehicle doesn&#039;t &quot;remain&quot; unattended.&nbsp; This leaves me to believe that if you were to store it in a locked compartment such as a safe or glove box inside the locked car and walked your kid up and back, then the car didn&#039;t &quot;remain&quot; unattended.&nbsp; However, if you went in to meet with the teacher or volunteer or whatever, you&#039;d be leaving it to &quot;remain&quot; unattended for a period of time and that would be a problem.&nbsp; I pick my daughter up some times and never carry the gun in but will not leave it in the ditch across the street either.&nbsp; Since there is only an empty field of farmland across from the school, that is my only choice.&nbsp; I understand the law as written above to say I can lock it up and walk in to grab my kiddo but that&#039;s it.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jcizzle, post: 1612092, member: 18220"] In C.,1. above it states that it can be left in the vehicle if stored in accordance to the SDA act as long as the vehicle doesn't "remain" unattended. This leaves me to believe that if you were to store it in a locked compartment such as a safe or glove box inside the locked car and walked your kid up and back, then the car didn't "remain" unattended. However, if you went in to meet with the teacher or volunteer or whatever, you'd be leaving it to "remain" unattended for a period of time and that would be a problem. I pick my daughter up some times and never carry the gun in but will not leave it in the ditch across the street either. Since there is only an empty field of farmland across from the school, that is my only choice. I understand the law as written above to say I can lock it up and walk in to grab my kiddo but that's it. [/QUOTE]

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