Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) Law Enforcement Driver Practice Test

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In which situation should a driver refrain from using radio transmission?

When trailing another vehicle
After the pursuit has temporarily stopped
During a simultaneous chase by multiple units
While pursuing in heavy traffic

The correct answer is: After the pursuit has temporarily stopped

The correct option highlights the importance of maintaining focus and situational awareness during critical times. In law enforcement driving scenarios, when a pursuit has temporarily stopped, there can be a heightened state of tension and uncertainty. It's crucial that the officer remains attentive to the environment and any potential developments that could occur. Using radio transmission at this moment could serve as a distraction, drawing attention away from monitoring the situation for any changes. A stopped pursuit may indicate that the suspect has a chance to regroup or escape, making it essential for the officer to prioritize visual awareness over communication. Therefore, refraining from using the radio allows for better focus on the surroundings and preparation for any sudden developments. The other situations involve contexts where radio communication might still be necessary and useful, such as coordinating with other units or informing dispatch about the ongoing pursuit, helping ensure safety and effective operation during the chase.