COUNCIL ON LAW ENFORCEMENT EDUCATION AND TRAINING (CLEET) LAW
ENFORCEMENT DRIVER | TEST QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
2026/2027
Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) Law
Enforcement Driver
1. CLEET stands for:
A) Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training B) Central Law
Enforcement Executive Training C) County Law Enforcement Testing
Entity D) Commission on Legal Enforcement Tactics — ANSWER : A
2. The CLEET main campus is located in:
A) Oklahoma City B) Tulsa C) Ada D) Norman — ANSWER : C
3. CLEET's role regarding driving is to:
A) Sell vehicles B) Set minimum training standards and certify Oklahoma
peace officers, including emergency vehicle operation C) Fix cars D) Issue
driver's licenses — ANSWER : B
4. Oklahoma's traffic laws are codified primarily in:
A) Title 21 B) Title 47 C) Title 63 D) Title 10 — ANSWER : B
,5. An "authorized emergency vehicle" in Oklahoma is defined by:
A) Color B) Public agency ownership/designation and use in emergencies
(fire, police, ambulance, etc.) C) Engine size D) Age — ANSWER : B
6. Oklahoma's emergency vehicle privileges are found at:
A) 47 O.S. § 11-106 B) 47 O.S. § 751 C) 21 O.S. § 540A D) Title 10 —
ANSWER : A
7. To claim emergency exemptions (speed, direction, etc.), the officer must
be:
A) In a hurry B) Responding to an emergency call or in pursuit, using
BOTH audible (siren) and visual (lights) signals C) Wearing a vest D) Off
duty — ANSWER : B
8. If an officer uses emergency lights but no siren (or vice versa), the
statutory exemptions:
A) Fully apply B) Generally do NOT apply C) Apply at night only D) Apply
on highways only — ANSWER : B
9. Under § 11-106, an emergency vehicle may proceed past a red light or
stop sign only after:
A) Honking twice B) Slowing or stopping as necessary for safety C)
Speeding up D) Closing eyes — ANSWER : B
10. The statute's most important limitation is that exemptions never
relieve the driver from:
A) Uniform requirements B) The duty to drive with due regard for the
safety of all persons C) Radio checks D) Fuel costs — ANSWER : B
11. "Due regard" means:
, A) Drive as fast as possible B) Operating so a reasonably careful person,
doing the same work, wouldn't unreasonably endanger others C) Using
turn signals only D) Wearing sunglasses — ANSWER : B
12. Violating the due regard duty can result in:
A) A thank-you B) Civil liability, discipline, and criminal charges in
extreme cases C) A promotion D) Nothing — ANSWER : B
13. Under Oklahoma law (47 O.S. § 11-405), other drivers must yield to an
emergency vehicle by:
A) Speeding up B) Pulling as far right as possible, stopping clear of
intersections, and remaining until it passes C) Braking in lane D) Flashing
headlights — ANSWER : B
14. Oklahoma's "move over" law requires drivers approaching a
stationary emergency vehicle with lights operating to:
A) Honk B) Change lanes away if safe, or slow and pass with due caution
C) Stop in the lane always D) Speed up — ANSWER : B
15. Emergency vehicle privileges generally apply only:
A) 24/7 personally B) While operating an authorized emergency vehicle
in the performance of official duties C) When convenient D) Off duty —
ANSWER : B
16. Exemptions under § 11-106 typically include relief from:
A) All laws B) Speed limits, direction-of-travel restrictions, and parking
limits — as safety permits C) DUI laws D) Licensing — ANSWER : B
17. An officer's personal liability increases when privileges are used:
A) Sparingly B) Without a genuine emergency or outside official duty C)
With lights and siren D) In daylight — ANSWER : B
ENFORCEMENT DRIVER | TEST QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
2026/2027
Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) Law
Enforcement Driver
1. CLEET stands for:
A) Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training B) Central Law
Enforcement Executive Training C) County Law Enforcement Testing
Entity D) Commission on Legal Enforcement Tactics — ANSWER : A
2. The CLEET main campus is located in:
A) Oklahoma City B) Tulsa C) Ada D) Norman — ANSWER : C
3. CLEET's role regarding driving is to:
A) Sell vehicles B) Set minimum training standards and certify Oklahoma
peace officers, including emergency vehicle operation C) Fix cars D) Issue
driver's licenses — ANSWER : B
4. Oklahoma's traffic laws are codified primarily in:
A) Title 21 B) Title 47 C) Title 63 D) Title 10 — ANSWER : B
,5. An "authorized emergency vehicle" in Oklahoma is defined by:
A) Color B) Public agency ownership/designation and use in emergencies
(fire, police, ambulance, etc.) C) Engine size D) Age — ANSWER : B
6. Oklahoma's emergency vehicle privileges are found at:
A) 47 O.S. § 11-106 B) 47 O.S. § 751 C) 21 O.S. § 540A D) Title 10 —
ANSWER : A
7. To claim emergency exemptions (speed, direction, etc.), the officer must
be:
A) In a hurry B) Responding to an emergency call or in pursuit, using
BOTH audible (siren) and visual (lights) signals C) Wearing a vest D) Off
duty — ANSWER : B
8. If an officer uses emergency lights but no siren (or vice versa), the
statutory exemptions:
A) Fully apply B) Generally do NOT apply C) Apply at night only D) Apply
on highways only — ANSWER : B
9. Under § 11-106, an emergency vehicle may proceed past a red light or
stop sign only after:
A) Honking twice B) Slowing or stopping as necessary for safety C)
Speeding up D) Closing eyes — ANSWER : B
10. The statute's most important limitation is that exemptions never
relieve the driver from:
A) Uniform requirements B) The duty to drive with due regard for the
safety of all persons C) Radio checks D) Fuel costs — ANSWER : B
11. "Due regard" means:
, A) Drive as fast as possible B) Operating so a reasonably careful person,
doing the same work, wouldn't unreasonably endanger others C) Using
turn signals only D) Wearing sunglasses — ANSWER : B
12. Violating the due regard duty can result in:
A) A thank-you B) Civil liability, discipline, and criminal charges in
extreme cases C) A promotion D) Nothing — ANSWER : B
13. Under Oklahoma law (47 O.S. § 11-405), other drivers must yield to an
emergency vehicle by:
A) Speeding up B) Pulling as far right as possible, stopping clear of
intersections, and remaining until it passes C) Braking in lane D) Flashing
headlights — ANSWER : B
14. Oklahoma's "move over" law requires drivers approaching a
stationary emergency vehicle with lights operating to:
A) Honk B) Change lanes away if safe, or slow and pass with due caution
C) Stop in the lane always D) Speed up — ANSWER : B
15. Emergency vehicle privileges generally apply only:
A) 24/7 personally B) While operating an authorized emergency vehicle
in the performance of official duties C) When convenient D) Off duty —
ANSWER : B
16. Exemptions under § 11-106 typically include relief from:
A) All laws B) Speed limits, direction-of-travel restrictions, and parking
limits — as safety permits C) DUI laws D) Licensing — ANSWER : B
17. An officer's personal liability increases when privileges are used:
A) Sparingly B) Without a genuine emergency or outside official duty C)
With lights and siren D) In daylight — ANSWER : B