TCOLE Practice Tests
Prepare with TCOLE-style questions covering Penal Code, CCP, Transportation Code, Use of Force, Family Code, and Health & Safety. Build confidence with timed practice, statute references, answer explanations, and review tools designed for Texas peace officer exam prep.
TCOLE Practice Test Sections
Full TCOLE Practice Exam
Every section combined — Penal Code, CCP, Transportation, Use of Force, Family Code, and Health & Safety. Run a full mock exam across all topic areas in one sitting.
Texas Penal Code
Common arrest charges — drug possession, DWI, theft, assault & family violence, burglary, weapons, evading. Each question cites the statute and breaks down the elements.
Code of Criminal Procedure
Arrest authority, warrants, search & seizure, Miranda & Art. 38.22 statements, magistration, bail, the Texas exclusionary rule, and Michael Morton Act discovery.
Transportation Code
Traffic-stop authority, DWI procedure and implied consent, racing, fleeing, no-insurance, registration, child passenger safety, school bus stop, motorcycle, and CDL rules.
Use of Force & Arrest
Justification framework, self-defense and Castle Doctrine, defense of others and property, peace officer force under §9.51, Graham v. Connor, Garner, and Texas case law.
Family Code
Protective orders, parent-child relationships, custody and visitation, mandatory CPS reporting, marriage and divorce, truancy, and interference with child custody.
Health & Safety Code
Ch. 481 controlled substances in depth, alcohol enforcement, animal cruelty, tobacco/vape, public health emergency authority, and on-scene investigative essentials.
DWI Bonus Exams
Implied Consent (DIC-23/24/25), NHTSA SFSTs (HGN, Walk-and-Turn, One-Leg-Stand) with validation-study figures, the three-phase detection process, statutory penalties (DWI 1st through 3rd, child passenger, IA, IM), DRE basics, and DWI case law.
CIT (Crisis Intervention)
TCOLE 1850 prep — Sandra Bland Act, recognition of mood/thought/anxiety/personality/cognitive disorders, Texas POED procedure under H&SC §573, EMCOT and jail diversion, veterans and trauma response, and the Memphis Model that drives modern CIT.
Spanish for Law Enforcement
Field Spanish for Texas peace officers — numbers, formal commands (USTED), traffic-stop phrases, investigation questions, body parts, family terms, weapons vocabulary, and the accent/tilde traps that catch English speakers (año vs. ano, licencia, espalda vs. atrás).
How It Works
Study Mode
Get immediate feedback after every question with the statute reference, an OpenArrest-style charge card, and a breakdown of the elements you must prove.
Test Mode
Simulate exam conditions. Answer everything first, see your score and a full review at the end.
Definition Drill & Glossary
Quiz yourself on the statutory definitions for each section, or browse the searchable glossary while you study.
Progress Tracking
Score history is saved locally, missed questions queue up for retry, and answer position is shuffled per render so you can’t pattern-match.