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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NikatKimber" data-source="post: 1612533" data-attributes="member: 423">****disclaimer! I am NOT a lawyer! Nor do I agree with gun free zones!****Disregarding any other legal BS, my take on "near" and "attended" in this setting would be this:There must be no possibility of someone getting access to your car (and the included firearm) before you could (near), or without your knowledge (unattended). At a school drop off for most schools I've seen, that would pretty much mean arms length. So even if the "in or near" applied to the school situation (not arguing one way or another here), it doesn't allow any more than stepping out of the vehicle. Closing the door and engaging in a conversation could be seen as "unattended."</blockquote>