Which strategy is defined by tackling crime, driving technology and innovation, changing minds, and preventing harm and saving lives?

• A. Tackling crime
• B. Go Safe
• C. National roads policing strategy
• D. Bike Safe

Answer: (C)

The main concept is the national framework that guides how road policing is organized. The National Roads Policing Strategy sets the overarching goals for policing on the roads and explicitly describes four aims: tackling crime on and around the roads, driving technology and innovation to improve enforcement and safety, changing minds through education and public campaigns to influence road-user behavior, and preventing harm and saving lives by reducing road casualties. This combination—targeting crime, embracing new tech, shaping public attitudes, and prioritizing casualty reduction—best fits the description. Other options refer to more specific campaigns or generic aims and don’t capture the full strategic framework for road policing at a national level.