Have your say on the future of roads policing

The Government is currently reviewing roads policing and what the future of traffic law enforcement may look like. As part of this review, the Department for Transport is running a Call for Evidence in Roads Policing which seeks to identify what makes a difference and how the capability and capacity of enforcement services can be enhanced.

To support the review the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners Road Safety Portfolio is launching a national public survey designed to understand public perception of road safety and roads policing enforcement.

The poll seeks to understand local communities’ perception for road law enforcement, risks to safety and fixed penalty notices.

The results will help inform Police and Crime Commissioners and feed into the submission to the Department for Transport’s Call for Evidence which is looking at how enforcement can be enhanced. Additionally, responses collected in participating force areas will be shared with the relevant PCC after the survey has closed.

The 60-second survey  will be live until Wednesday 30th September 5:00pm. OPCCs are invited to participate in the survey by assisting in promoting and sharing the survey via social media, websites and other communication channels throughout the 4-week period.

You can have your say and complete the survey here – www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/apccsaferoads