Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

During a traffic stop, a CPL holder must immediately disclose the presence of a concealed firearm to the police officer:

1. Only if the firearm is on their person

2. If the firearm is in the vehicle

3. Only if asked by the police officer

4. At all times, regardless of the firearm's location

The correct answer is: At all times, regardless of the firearm's location

During a traffic stop, a CPL holder in Michigan must immediately disclose the presence of a concealed firearm to the police officer at all times, regardless of the firearm's location. This is in accordance with Michigan law, which requires CPL holders to inform law enforcement officers that they are carrying a concealed weapon upon any face-to-face contact. Option A is incorrect because the requirement to disclose the firearm applies regardless of whether the firearm is on the person or in the vehicle. Option B is incorrect because the presence of a concealed firearm must be disclosed irrespective of its location, whether in the vehicle or on the person. Option C is incorrect because Michigan law mandates CPL holders to disclose the firearm without waiting to be asked by the police officer. It is the responsibility of the CPL holder to proactively inform the officer about the concealed firearm.