CLEET LEDT EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PROVEN 100%

CLEET LEDT EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PROVEN 100% 1. T/F: The decision to initiating a pursuit is easier than the decision to termi- nate a pursuit.: TRUE 2. The task of operating a law enforcement vehicle entails more than the average citizen will encounter while driving. Officer are constantly bombarded with information from various sources. While driving in non-emergency mode, the law enforcement officer is required to: ALL OF THE ABOVE -Comply with all motor vehicle laws, -Comply with departmental policy, -and comply with relevant case law 3. An officer will become and involved in a pursuit. This may cause them to take risks that would otherwise not be taken.: Emotionally, physically 4. The Golden Rule of pursuits can be described by which of the following?- : When the pursuit becomes a hazard to the public then the pursuit should be terminated. 5. Due Regard: "A reasonably careful person performing similar duties and under similar circumstances would act in the same manner" best describes which of the following phrases? 6. Which case law dealt with unreasonable seizure by use of a roadblock: - Brower V. Inyo County 757 U.S.L.W. 4321 (1989) 7. T/F: LEO is held personally liable for errors or omissions from driving.: - TRUE 8. "Leave yourself an out" is the fourth step of the Smith Driving System. To accomplish this a driver should: Have space cushion on all 4 sides to avoid being boxed in. 9. "Detect everything to the front, sides, and rear of your vehicle. Dou- ble-checking intersections. Look out for pedestrians, children, and watching other drivers to aid in predicting their next move" is categorized best by which step of the Smith Driving Systems?: Get the big picture 10. What does not represent societal expectations regarding operating a law enforcement vehicle?: All listed answer mirror societal expectations. -Compliance by the operator with all motor vehicle laws. -Acting as a positive example to the community. -Compliance with departmental policies. 11. T/F: Knowledge of and obedience to only OK statue all that is needed when making decision to pursue.: FALSE 12. Simplest/most effective protection against possible injury or death of LEO during collision is:: Properly fastened seat belt in conjunction with an airbag 13. T/F: An officer cannot demand the right of way; only request it.: TRUE 14. T/F: Sufficient reason for pursuit or emergency response driving: FALSE (? not full question; unsure on this one) 15. Which of the following statements describes the distractions that are characteristic of a Law Enforcement Officer?: ALL OF THE ABOVE -Perform challenging driving maneuvers while operating two-way radios, -Frequently drives while under heavy emotional Stress -Observes buildings, pedestrians, other driver and license plate information 16. Which title OK statue is the requirements of emergency vehicles?: Title 47 17. T/F: State statute dictates when officer should initiate and terminate pur- suit: FALSE 18. Citizens are required to pull to the right when encountering an emergency vehicle. They are also required to stop and remain stopped until the emer- gency vehicle has passed. Occasionally, motorists will act contrary require- ment and stop in the middle of the road, initiate a turn, or other such action. When attempting to pass a motorist that is not acting according to statute, a LEO should:: Be cautious, slowing or stopping if necessary, pass when you are sure it's safe and with due regard. 19. There are three (3) Main components of the psychological factors that contribute to collisions; , attentiveness and willingness to improve.: EMOTIONS 20. In addition to the psychological factors contributing to law enforcement driving collisions, there are physiological factors as well. Which of the follow- ing is not a contributing physiological factor?: Sycophantism (Factors that DO: Current medical conditions, the body's reaction to new and unfamiliar situations, fatigue) 21. When operating a vehicle at high speeds, peripheral vision. Narrows 22. To assist in controlling the adrenaline rush often associated with pursuit driving the officer can .: Take slow, full breaths