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

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How much stronger is a locked door compared to an unlocked door?

3 times
5 times
x10
15 times

The correct answer is: x10

A locked door significantly enhances security compared to an unlocked door, primarily due to the additional mechanisms that secure it. When a door is locked, it typically engages deadbolts or additional locking systems that make it much more challenging for unauthorized individuals to gain access. The figure of ten times stronger reflects the notion that a solidly locked door, equipped with high-quality hardware, can withstand far more force or attempts at forced entry compared to an unlocked door. Unlocked doors are usually vulnerable to easily being pushed open or manipulated, while locked doors require much more effort, tools, or time to breach successfully. This difference not only relates to physical strength but also the psychological deterrence it provides to potential intruders, as a locked door implies a higher level of security and a greater risk of being caught when trying to break in.