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ADFischer
1 year ago

In the Nordic countries this counts legally as a knife. Knives can be carried along if you can prove the need. This applies not only to the entry, the introduction of knives into the public is only allowed if the knife is required for a comprehensible purpose. The rules have been tightened up in Sweden last year, when one of the police is caught by a stupid coincidence with a knife in the public, this can lead to an unfortunate criminal order. Recently, a craftsman had a carpet knife lying in the car, but was travelling privately. It cost SEK 10,000. The tool is seized and destroyed in the case.

DocPsychopath
1 year ago
Reply to  ADFischer

Strong…

Then the knife should be justified as part of a real outdoor trip, rather not on a bus trip. That’s how it would shine.

ADFischer
1 year ago
Reply to  DocPsychopath

That depends on what you’re doing at the destination.

DocPsychopath
1 year ago

But a law can hardly be applied to you if it builds on the intention as an act. Because it’s not really detectable to you.

BeautifulMess
1 year ago

If so, there are normally no checks on the bus whether people have weapons and not on ferries. A lighter and cigarettes could be easily taken along, then you can also take a multitool with you