Florida Concealed Weapon Or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

During a traffic stop, a person with a concealed weapon or firearm license must:

Immediately disclose to the officer they are carrying a weapon Keep silent about carrying a weapon unless asked Only disclose if they are carrying the weapon on their person Show the weapon to the officer as proof

Correct Answer:

Immediately disclose to the officer they are carrying a weapon

Explanation:

During a traffic stop, a person with a concealed weapon or firearm license is required by law to immediately disclose to the officer that they are carrying a weapon. This is important for both the safety of the officer and the individual with the license. Option B is incorrect because remaining silent about carrying a weapon could potentially be seen as suspicious or even threatening. Option C is incorrect because in most states, individuals with concealed carry permits are required to disclose if they are carrying a weapon, regardless of where it is located. Option D is incorrect because it is not necessary to show the weapon to the officer as proof of the license. It is the responsibility of the individual to provide proper documentation, such as the license itself.

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