Facts About The Presidential Limo

The video explores the history and features of the U.S. presidential limo, known as The Beast. It covers the evolution of presidential vehicles, starting with McKinley's Stanley Steamer, and details the advanced security and communication features of modern limos used by Presidents Obama and Trump. The limo is equipped with armor, bulletproof windows, and run-flat tires, and serves as a mobile command center. It also includes emergency systems and is transported by a dedicated aircraft. The cost and logistics of maintaining such a vehicle are also discussed.

Who was the first president to ride in a car?

• Theodore Roosevelt

• William McKinley

• Woodrow Wilson

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

What is the nickname given to the modern presidential limo?

• The Guardian

• The Beast

• The Tank

• The Fortress

What material is used to reinforce the tires of the presidential limo?

• Titanium

• Kevlar

• Carbon Fiber

• Graphene

What special feature does the limo have to protect against gas attacks?

• Sealed cabin with oxygen supply

• Automatic gas detectors

• A built-in air filtration system

• Gas masks for all passengers

What is the purpose of the limo's trunk?

• To store luggage

• To hold emergency supplies

• To house a mini-bar

• To carry extra fuel

How many people can the presidential limo seat?

• Five

• Eight

• Six

• Seven

What special driving maneuver must the limo driver be trained in?

• The S-turn

• The J-turn

• The U-turn

• The Z-turn

What is the purpose of the Road Runner vehicle in the presidential motorcade?

• To provide medical assistance

• To transport the president's luggage

• To carry additional security personnel

• To link the limo to a Defense Department satellite

What is the estimated cost to build and maintain each presidential limo?

• $1 million

• $1.5 million

• $500,000

• $2 million

What is a notable challenge faced by the presidential limo?

• Lack of communication equipment

• High fuel consumption

• Limited seating capacity

• Poor maneuverability