Police Car Coloring Pages

Coloring tricks and fun facts about police cars

Coloring tricks:

Grab a bright red and blue neon highlighter to make those emergency roof lights literally glow right off the page.

Dark gray under the tires gives the roads and parking lots a more finished look without coloring every inch.

And silver crayons on bumpers and door handles somehow make every police car look more official.

Fun facts:

The first police cars were introduced over 100 years ago, before that officers often used horses.

Sirens have different sound patterns depending on traffic and emergency situations, which explains all the button pressing.

Those giant numbers painted on the roof of the car are just there so police helicopters can easily figure out who is who from the sky.

They’re all completely formatted to print straight onto standard US Letter or A4 paper right at home. You might want to bookmark this page on your phone right now so it’s super easy to pull up the next time a playdate gets a little too loud.