CLEET Law Enforcement Driver Training (LEDT)
LEDT - CLEET LAW ENFORCEMENT DRIVER TRAINING | VERIFIED
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - LATEST VERSION 2026/2027
1. What does the acronym CLEET stand for in Oklahoma?
A. Council on Licensed Enforcement Education and Trials
B. Center for Law Enforcement Emergency Tactics
C. Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training
D. Commission on Law Enforcement Ethics and Testing
C. Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training CLEET is the
state agency that sets and oversees peace officer training standards.
2. In which Oklahoma city is the CLEET headquarters and training center
located?
A. Ada
B. Stillwater
C. Lawton
D. Tulsa
A. Ada CLEET operates from Ada, Oklahoma.
3. Which statute is the statutory basis for CLEET's creation and authority?
A. 21 O.S. Section 1289.1
B. 22 O.S. Section 196
C. 47 O.S. Section 11-106
D. 70 O.S. Section 3311
D. 70 O.S. Section 3311 Title 70 contains the CLEET enabling provisions.
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4. What is the minimum number of academy hours required for a full-time
basic peace officer academy under CLEET standards?
A. 300 hours
B. 600 hours
C. 450 hours
D. 900 hours
B. 600 hours CLEET sets the full-time basic academy minimum at 600
hours.
5. What is the primary purpose of emergency vehicle operations training for
peace officers?
A. To replace the need for departmental policy
B. To increase the average speed of response
C. To teach officers to win pursuits at any cost
D. To reduce collisions, injuries, and liability through safe vehicle control
D. To reduce collisions, injuries, and liability through safe vehicle control
The goal of driver training is safety, not speed.
6. Who is ultimately responsible for the safe operation of a patrol vehicle
during a response?
A. The officer operating the vehicle
B. The dispatcher assigned to the call
C. The nearest supervisor at all times
D. The vehicle manufacturer
A. The officer operating the vehicle The driver controls the vehicle and
answers for how it is driven.
7. Which training sequence is considered most effective for building driving
skill?
A. Classroom only, with no practical drills
B. High-speed exercises first, then classroom review
C. Random drills chosen by the student
D. Classroom principles, low-speed drills, then progressive higher-speed
exercises
D. Classroom principles, low-speed drills, then progressive higher-speed
exercises Skills are built progressively from concepts to controlled practice.
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8. Why is a closed driving course used for practical emergency driving
instruction?
A. It is required to be on public roads for realism
B. It allows skills to be practiced away from public traffic in a controlled
setting
C. It removes the need for instructors
D. It makes vehicle limits impossible to reach
B. It allows skills to be practiced away from public traffic in a controlled
setting A closed course lets students explore limits safely.
9. Oklahoma's motor vehicle and rules of the road statutes are found in which
title of the Oklahoma Statutes?
A. Title 63
B. Title 47
C. Title 21
D. Title 10
B. Title 47 Title 47 governs motor vehicles and traffic laws.
10. Which best describes the role of CLEET certification for Oklahoma peace
officers?
A. It permits officers to ignore traffic laws
B. It documents that an officer has met required training and standards
C. It replaces the need for departmental hiring
D. It grants immunity from all civil suits
B. It documents that an officer has met required training and standards
Certification shows the officer completed state-required training.
SECTION 2: VEHICLE DYNAMICS
11. Under hard braking, vehicle weight transfers primarily toward the:
A. Rear wheels
B. Right side only
C. Left side only
D. Front wheels
D. Front wheels Braking pitches weight forward, loading the front tires.
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12. During hard acceleration, weight transfers primarily toward the:
A. Outside wheels only
B. Rear wheels
C. Inside wheels only
D. Front wheels
B. Rear wheels Acceleration shifts load rearward.
13. In a turn, vehicle weight shifts toward the:
A. Outside wheels
B. Inside wheels
C. Rear axle only
D. Front axle only
A. Outside wheels Lateral load moves to the wheels on the outside of the
curve.
14. About how large is the contact patch of a single tire on the road?
A. The size of a soccer ball
B. The full width of the vehicle
C. The size of a dinner plate
D. Roughly the size of the palm of a hand
D. Roughly the size of the palm of a hand Only a hand-sized area of each
tire touches the road.
15. Which of these must share the available traction of a tire at any moment?
A. Only fuel economy
B. Braking, steering, and acceleration
C. Only steering
D. Only braking
B. Braking, steering, and acceleration A tire has a limited grip budget
divided among all inputs.
16. A vehicle with a higher center of gravity is more likely to:
A. Have better cornering grip
B. Skid less on ice
C. Roll over during abrupt maneuvers
D. Stop in a shorter distance
C. Roll over during abrupt maneuvers Tall, high-mass vehicles are more
prone to rollover.
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LEDT - CLEET LAW ENFORCEMENT DRIVER TRAINING | VERIFIED
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - LATEST VERSION 2026/2027
1. What does the acronym CLEET stand for in Oklahoma?
A. Council on Licensed Enforcement Education and Trials
B. Center for Law Enforcement Emergency Tactics
C. Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training
D. Commission on Law Enforcement Ethics and Testing
C. Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training CLEET is the
state agency that sets and oversees peace officer training standards.
2. In which Oklahoma city is the CLEET headquarters and training center
located?
A. Ada
B. Stillwater
C. Lawton
D. Tulsa
A. Ada CLEET operates from Ada, Oklahoma.
3. Which statute is the statutory basis for CLEET's creation and authority?
A. 21 O.S. Section 1289.1
B. 22 O.S. Section 196
C. 47 O.S. Section 11-106
D. 70 O.S. Section 3311
D. 70 O.S. Section 3311 Title 70 contains the CLEET enabling provisions.
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4. What is the minimum number of academy hours required for a full-time
basic peace officer academy under CLEET standards?
A. 300 hours
B. 600 hours
C. 450 hours
D. 900 hours
B. 600 hours CLEET sets the full-time basic academy minimum at 600
hours.
5. What is the primary purpose of emergency vehicle operations training for
peace officers?
A. To replace the need for departmental policy
B. To increase the average speed of response
C. To teach officers to win pursuits at any cost
D. To reduce collisions, injuries, and liability through safe vehicle control
D. To reduce collisions, injuries, and liability through safe vehicle control
The goal of driver training is safety, not speed.
6. Who is ultimately responsible for the safe operation of a patrol vehicle
during a response?
A. The officer operating the vehicle
B. The dispatcher assigned to the call
C. The nearest supervisor at all times
D. The vehicle manufacturer
A. The officer operating the vehicle The driver controls the vehicle and
answers for how it is driven.
7. Which training sequence is considered most effective for building driving
skill?
A. Classroom only, with no practical drills
B. High-speed exercises first, then classroom review
C. Random drills chosen by the student
D. Classroom principles, low-speed drills, then progressive higher-speed
exercises
D. Classroom principles, low-speed drills, then progressive higher-speed
exercises Skills are built progressively from concepts to controlled practice.
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8. Why is a closed driving course used for practical emergency driving
instruction?
A. It is required to be on public roads for realism
B. It allows skills to be practiced away from public traffic in a controlled
setting
C. It removes the need for instructors
D. It makes vehicle limits impossible to reach
B. It allows skills to be practiced away from public traffic in a controlled
setting A closed course lets students explore limits safely.
9. Oklahoma's motor vehicle and rules of the road statutes are found in which
title of the Oklahoma Statutes?
A. Title 63
B. Title 47
C. Title 21
D. Title 10
B. Title 47 Title 47 governs motor vehicles and traffic laws.
10. Which best describes the role of CLEET certification for Oklahoma peace
officers?
A. It permits officers to ignore traffic laws
B. It documents that an officer has met required training and standards
C. It replaces the need for departmental hiring
D. It grants immunity from all civil suits
B. It documents that an officer has met required training and standards
Certification shows the officer completed state-required training.
SECTION 2: VEHICLE DYNAMICS
11. Under hard braking, vehicle weight transfers primarily toward the:
A. Rear wheels
B. Right side only
C. Left side only
D. Front wheels
D. Front wheels Braking pitches weight forward, loading the front tires.
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12. During hard acceleration, weight transfers primarily toward the:
A. Outside wheels only
B. Rear wheels
C. Inside wheels only
D. Front wheels
B. Rear wheels Acceleration shifts load rearward.
13. In a turn, vehicle weight shifts toward the:
A. Outside wheels
B. Inside wheels
C. Rear axle only
D. Front axle only
A. Outside wheels Lateral load moves to the wheels on the outside of the
curve.
14. About how large is the contact patch of a single tire on the road?
A. The size of a soccer ball
B. The full width of the vehicle
C. The size of a dinner plate
D. Roughly the size of the palm of a hand
D. Roughly the size of the palm of a hand Only a hand-sized area of each
tire touches the road.
15. Which of these must share the available traction of a tire at any moment?
A. Only fuel economy
B. Braking, steering, and acceleration
C. Only steering
D. Only braking
B. Braking, steering, and acceleration A tire has a limited grip budget
divided among all inputs.
16. A vehicle with a higher center of gravity is more likely to:
A. Have better cornering grip
B. Skid less on ice
C. Roll over during abrupt maneuvers
D. Stop in a shorter distance
C. Roll over during abrupt maneuvers Tall, high-mass vehicles are more
prone to rollover.
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