What is a requirement stated in the Wildlife Code for transporting firearms in a vehicle?

Transporting firearms in a vehicle requires them to be unloaded and enclosed in a case. This regulation is put in place to enhance safety and reduce the risk of accidental discharges during transportation. It ensures that firearms are not readily accessible, minimizing the chances of unauthorized use. By requiring that the firearms are unloaded, the Wildlife Code aims to prevent potential injuries both to the passengers in the vehicle and to others on the road. Enclosing the firearm in a case further safeguards it from damage and keeps it out of direct view, which can deter theft and prevent alarming others who may see the firearm in the vehicle.