Update – provided by Jim Stobart
What is Operation Crackdown Operation Crackdown is an online - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
What is Operation Crackdown Operation Crackdown is an online - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Update provided by Jim Stobart What is Operation Crackdown Operation Crackdown is an online reporting tool provided by Sussex Police and supported by the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership. Crackdown allows members of the public to report
What is Operation Crackdown
Operation Crackdown is an online reporting tool provided by Sussex Police and supported by the Sussex Safer Roads
- Partnership. Crackdown allows members of the public to report
drivers of vehicles who, in their view may have been driving anti socially – I.E – using a hand held mobile phone, not wearing a seatbelt or tailgating etc. Crackdown is part of the educational side of road safety and seeks to remind drivers of vehicles about the rules of the road by sending an advisory letter – aiming to reduce the amount of killed or serious injury collisions there are each year.
Journey so far…
2001
Need to coordinate removing of abandoned vehicles Pilot began in West Sussex
2004
Scheme expands to cover whole of Sussex
2007
Need to provide public reporting tool for ASD
2012
Consolidation and review
2013
Release of new public site
Front page
How to submit a report
What information do I need to give?
“Concertina” reporting form
The Concertina
Finish
1st
NPT
Anti-social driving report
PNC
3rd 2nd
Results
- Over 42,652 reports in 2014
– 26,512 were speed watch reports
- Over 95% directly through website
- Almost 33,000 interventions
- Over 29,941 advisory letters sent
- 68% of reports ‘actively’ disposed…
Results for the Buxted area
Buxted by Map
http://www.sussexsaferroads.gov.uk
http://www.sussexsaferroads.gov.uk
Response to our letters
- Around 70 responses per month
- 2% of letters sent
- All are responded to as appropriate
- Not all bad – every month we get
“apologies” and “thanks for setting me straight” letters/emails
Community Speedwatch
- Before
– All groups working in isolation, No pan-Sussex overview, No continuity
- After
– Summer 2013 CSW goes live on Crackdown – 120 coordinator accounts created – 125 schemes, over 750 sites – 26,512 reports in 2014!! – There are Community Speedwatch teams in the this area
Sources
- @Op Crackdown
- Opcrackdown
http://www.sussexsaferroads.gov.uk/
www.OperationCrackdown.org Operation.Crackdown@sussex.pnn.police.uk
www.sussexsaferroads.gov.uk