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stoke on Trent
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Road Traffic Accidents

Information about Road Traffic Accidents (including if you are a passenger, pedestrian or you suffer whiplash or any other injuries)

If you are unfortunate enough to be involved in a horrific road traffic accident, which was not your fault, then you may be entitled to make a personal injury compensation claim.

If you are a passenger in a vehicle; which is involved in a collision, your personal injury compensation claim would be made against the insurance company of the person responsible for the accident, whether that is the driver of the vehicle you were travelling in or a third party driver (or both if necessary).

If you are a pedestrian , a motorcyclist, a pedal cyclist or a driver, your personal injury compensation claim would be made against the insurance company of the person driving the vehicle; which collided with you.

You may also be able to make a claim for compensation if you are involved in a road accident abroad or on holiday. Contact us for more information.

Perhaps, the most common type of injury resulting from a road accident is whiplash however, many other different injuries are possible.

Action to take following a road traffic accident

As with all personal injury compensation claims, you would need to prove that another person was responsible for your personal injury (in this case the driver of the vehicle you were travelling in or the third party driver).

To help your case, you should take names, addresses and telephone numbers of any witnesses to the accident and take photographs of the accident locus if possible. If the third party driver has no valid insurance, leaves the scene or admits to driving a stolen vehicle, you should contact the Police immediately and report the incident.

If you are intending to claim expenses such as prescription costs and travelling expenses, remember to keep receipts as evidence.