Road traffic victims and their families urged to share their experiences in national survey

Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe, is encouraging anyone affected by a road traffic collision to take part in a new national survey to help improve support for victims.

The survey, launched by the Office of the Victims’ Commissioner, is open to victims and close relatives. It aims to understand how people experience the criminal justice system and the support services available to them.

Mr Seccombe said:

“Every road traffic collision has a human impact. Behind the statistics are individuals and families dealing with trauma, bereavement and long investigations. Their voices matter.
 

This national survey is a chance to ensure victims’ experiences are properly understood and used to shape improvements in support and justice. I strongly encourage anyone in Warwickshire who has been affected to take part.”

The survey is anonymous unless you choose to take part in a follow-up interview. It is open to victims in England and Wales, regardless of whether a perpetrator was charged.

The survey is set to close on Friday 10 October 2025.

Take part at: Road Traffic Collision victims' experiences.