Police Car Coloring Pages

Each police car here is drawn with the parts kids look for first: a light bar across the roof, a shield badge on the front door, push bumpers on some of the SUVs, and big wheels with plenty of room to color. The cars change from page to page between four-door sedans, a small hatchback, a rounded older-style cruiser with a single roof light and tall patrol SUVs, seen from the front, the side, the back and at an angle.

Scenes and people

The Easy pages are calm and open: a fence-lined road, a park gate with tulips, a car facing you outside a garage, a cruiser on a town street, a log cabin in the snow and a seaside lookout. In A Friendly Wave (06) the officer waves from the driver’s window. Normal pages add places with jobs in them: the police station, a stone bridge, a forest road, a lake with ducks, a farm crossing, a desert route, a rain-soaked street with puddles, and a school crossing where an officer holds up a stop sign while two children wait to cross. Hard pages bring in the station courtyard, a mountain switchback, a clock tower square with a fountain, an autumn farm road with pumpkins, a lighthouse coast, a night patrol under the moon, a community fair with bunting and balloons, and a valley with hot air balloons and a windmill. An officer stands beside the car in Town Square Visit and Community Fair too.

Files and printing

The single-page PDFs and PNGs carry the scene name in the file name (for example 16_school-crossing), so a favorite page is easy to find again. The printing guide recommends landscape, single-sided, Actual Size with borderless printing off, and black-and-white mode for the outlines.