Roads Policing
Our Roads Policing Forum is responsible for all matters relating to those involved in roads policing in England and Wales. The Forum work to promote best practice and meet regularly throughout the year to address concerns and take forward with stakeholders and the government.
Roads Ahead newsletter
Our Roads Ahead newsletter brings you updates on regulations, training, best practice and more to share with your colleagues throughout the country. We’ll bring you features and all the latest news relating to Roads Policing.
Visit the Roads Ahead Newsletter page to download current and past editions.
Roads Policing – case studies and stories shared
Below are some truly extraordinary stories and videos, which we have shared via our news and social media channels.
Video
- Collision Investigation Lead, Andy Smith – talks about his role in a series of short videos.
Case studies and stories
- Trauma build up can destroy roads officers – Suffolk Police Federation Chair, Darren Harris, on why we need to address the trauma that comes with the job
- "We have to look after ourselves and each other" – Sergeant Scott Lee-Amies tells us about his personal struggles working in roads policing
- Trauma should not be accepted as part of the job – Lancashire Constabulary is going all out to help officers and staff cope with exceptional stress
- The role of a Family Liaison Officer – Lancashire Constabulary's Dave Thomas talks about the role of a family liaison officer.
Social media
Want to know more about roads policing?
If you have anything that you wish to raise or want to share with the Roads Policing Forum, please contact:
Gemma Fox, National Roads Policing Lead
E-mail Gemma
@region8rep
Steve Taylor, National Board Deputy Lead for Roads Policing
E-mail Steve
@PFEW_SteveT
