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Accidents with foreign lorries

If you are involved in an accident with a foreign haulage vehicle - it is important that you note the registration numbers on both the FRONT and BACK of the truck.

This is because cabs and trailers can have separate identities which can cause major confusion during a claim.

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Car accident compensation claims

If you have suffered personal injury in a road accident - you may be entitled to claim compensation.

Why not CHAT online now with us and ask a question about your case? Chatting is quick, informal and very discreet. Get the legal answers you need NOW.

Our legal service is different to most others you will come across on the internet - and here's why:

  •  WHAT WE OFFER

- We are a firm of solicitors not an online marketing service

- You will receive 100% of your accident compensation award

- We can help you obtain physiotherapy and treatment if required

- If your case is successful your legal fees are paid by the liable party

- If your case is not successful - we will make NO charge

Call our FREE legal careline now on 0800 0322210 8am-8pm

  •   TO MAKE A CLAIM

1) You must show that the other party was negligent

2) That injury or damage resulted from this negligence

No win No fee road accident advice is available on this site

Most people in their lifetime will have the misfortune to be involved in a road accident. Most such incidents are minor and the vast majority do not involve serious damage to vehicles or personal injury.

If you have been injured in an accident that was not your fault, your situation may be even more difficult to deal with. In these circumstances - you can and should consider making a claim for compensation. Our specialist whiplash personal injury claims team can assist you with much needed advice and treatment.

We can help you claim and offer a totally free service where no costs are payable at any stage.

All fees are paid by the responsible party's insurance company if we win your claim. If we lose the claim then you still pay nothing because our NO WIN NO FEE scheme guarantees that we will not charge you.  Read some interesting and little known facts about compensation claims

 

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What to do after a road accident Pedestrian injury claims
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Also read our  What is negligence? page to determine if you feel you might have a claim.

even accidents that do not result in injury can be traumatic experiences. You find yourself dealing with insurance companies or solicitors and usually suffer considerable inconvenience during the claims process.

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ROAD ACCIDENT STATISTICS:
There were a total of 247,780 casualties of all severities, 4 per cent lower than in 2006. 2,946 people were killed, 7 per cent lower than in 2006, 27,774 were seriously injured (down 3 per cent on 2006) and 217,060 were slightly injured (down 4 per cent on 2006).

• The overall number of casualties fell for all types of road user compared with 2006, with the exception of pedal cyclists (which were at the same level) and motorcyclists, which were 1 per cent higher. The number of people seriously injured rose for these two groups.

• The number of fatalities fell for almost all types of road user, with a fall of 11 per cent for car occupants, 4 per cent for pedestrians, 2 per cent for motorcyclists and 7 per cent for pedal cyclists.

More from 2007 statistics

The number of children killed or seriously injured dropped from 3,294 in 2006 to 3,090 in 2007. The total number of children killed or seriously injured fell by 28% (169: 2006) to 121; There were 646 pedestrian deaths (675: 2006). Killed or seriously injured casualties fell to 30,720 (31,845: 2006).

Call our UK legal service today - offering advice nationwide: London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Newcastle, Nottingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham and many more locations. 

What to do if you are involved in a car accident

First things first seek appropriate medical help. You must always receive a medical check up even if you feel that your injuries are not severe. You do not necessarily have to go to your local Accident & emergency hospital but we would always recommend that you do if this is at all possible. At the hospital they can perform checks that your GP is simply not able to and usually you will receive a more accurate diagnosis from a more qualified doctor. However if you feel your injuries do not warrant emergency assistance you can visit your GP who will provide basic medical advice. Whatever you do make sure you obtain medical advice of some nature on your injuries.

We can assist you if you have suffered a personal injury in the workplace as a result of the negligence of another employee or your employer.

Or if you have been involved in a tripping or slipping accident on the street or other public place.

You may have suffered injury as a result of medical negligence - we can help you with clinical negligence enquiries.

We also deal with criminal injury CICA claims following an assault in the UK

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MOTORING LEGAL NEWS:

Night vision plus improves pedestrian safety at night - 20th November 2009

Cycle accident fatalities and serious injuries up as more take to two wheels - 12th November 2009

The EU proposes cars should have black box recorders fitted - 4th November 2009

 

More road accident related resources:

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Road accident claim facts - Accident statistics (official Dft figures) - Northern Ireland compensation claims - Whiplash claim facts

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ROAD RELATED NEWS

MOJ publish details of the new RTA claims process for claims between £1,000-£10,000 to commence April 2010 - 8th October 2009


SPEEDING - the facts

Speed is probably the single most common cause of road accidents that we come across. The majority of the claims that we deal with (around 60%) involve whiplash injuries resulting from rear end collisions. Speed is nearly always a factor in such incidents. Here are some facts about speed:

Speed contributes to 40,000 serious car crash injuries and 1,000 deaths that occur on Britain's roads annually.

More than two thirds of all accidents in which people are killed or seriously injured occur in zones where the speed limit is 40mph or less

At 35mph you are twice as likely to kill someone as would be at 30mph.

More facts about making a whiplash claim in the UK

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