LawLert: Hunting & Gun Laws

One state line can change the rules for your rifle, your campfire, your fishing license and your carry permit. LawLert warns you at the line and shows you exactly what changed. Free, no account. WHO IT IS FOR Hunters, anglers, campers and RVers, people who carry, and anyone who drives across state lines. If your weekend crosses a border, LawLert is the check you no longer have to remember. WHAT IT DOES • Crossing alerts: a lock-screen notice when you enter a new state, and in 38 states and DC a new county or city, listing the rules that changed for the laws you track. • Know the law where you are: firearms (concealed carry, open carry, magazines, transport, suppressors, duty to inform, and which states honor your permit), hunting hours and licenses, fishing, burn bans and campfires, fireworks, alcohol and dry counties, vehicle and towing rules, knives, drones, boating, cannabis, gambling, taxes and vaping. • Burn bans checked three times a day in fire season against the state fire authority. • Every rule shows its official source and the date a human last checked it. A rule not re-checked in 90 days is marked re-check overdue. We would rather tell you than pretend. • Compare two states side by side before you go, with each side's source. • Travel rules for 81 countries: drugs and medications, vaping, weapons, cash and customs. • Works without location: pick a state and browse. HONEST BY DESIGN About 7,100 rules. Nearly every one cites the official government source; the rest cite the state's official code publisher. When we find an error we fix it and log the correction. LawLert is general information, not legal advice, and is not affiliated with any government. FREE No subscription and no account. LawLert is supported by ads. A legacy LawLert Pro subscription remains only for earlier subscribers. PRIVACY Your location is checked on your phone to work out which state and county you are in. If you choose to share anonymous reliability counts, they never include your location.