Bull Bar Police Sedan with Antenna Behind the Lights

A police sedan is drawn at a three-quarter angle, facing toward the right front corner. A long light bar sits across the roof, with a thin antenna rising just behind it. Up front you can see a sturdy push bar (sometimes called a bull bar) mounted over the grille, with two small square lights attached to it. The car also has big angled headlights, a small round fog light low on the bumper, a spotlight by the windshield post, and a side mirror. The front and rear wheels each show a five-spoke rim. Kids can color the light bar in several sections, then pick a bold color scheme for the body, such as black and white or a single dark shade. It also works as a quick talk about what the equipment on a patrol car is for. Print as many copies as you need for a classroom or a rainy afternoon.