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    Passenger Accident Claims

    Were you injured in a road traffic accident in the last few years? Finding yourself a victim of a road traffic accident can be extremely traumatic, no matter how minor the injury. If you were a passenger in a collision that wasn’t your fault and found yourself injured, you are legally entitled to make a personal injury claim.

    Call the team at Jefferies today on 0333 358 3034 to discuss your potential passenger accident claim in confidence. 

    How do I start my claim following a road traffic accident?

    Getting started with a compensation claim couldn’t be easier, simply give us a call to discuss your personal situation and find out whether you are likely to have success with your case. Remember, you need to be able to prove that the accident was not your fault. I

    You have three years following the date of your accident to make a claim.

    When claiming compensation for a road traffic accident, not only can you claim for the inconvenience and distress of the injury itself, you can also recover any costs incurred due to injury. These costs could include prescriptions costs, rehabilitation costs, travel expenses and any costs required to adapt your home following disability. You will need to produce evidence of these costs.

    Can I claim Passenger in Car Accident compensation if I was injured in a hit and run?

    Even if do not know who the responsible party is, as is the case in a hit and run, you can still make a compensation claim. You will need to get an incident number from the police and approach the Motor Insurers Bureau. They provide compensation in the case of a driver being untraceable or uninsured.

    What happens if the driver was uninsured?

    The Motor Insurers Bureau is also responsible for paying out to those affected by uninsured drivers. A staggering 1 in 12 cars on British roads are not insured, despite it being a legal necessity. You will have to be able to prove that the accident was not your fault and who the driver with no insurance is. Once you have done this, you can make a claim for compensation as you would any other case. The MIB can pay out anywhere from £1,000 to £500,000 depending on the severity of your accident and injury.

    Speak with our team for guidance on making a claim via the Motor Insurers Bureau now.

    What sorts of road traffic accidents are covered?

    It doesn’t matter if you were travelling by car, by coach or by motorcycle – if you were injured as a passenger in an accident on the road, you can claim. The amount of compensation that is available to you will depend on the severity of the accident and injury. A number of things will affect this, including:

    • the speed of the vehicle,
    • the condition of the vehicle,
    • the available safety features of the vehicle,
    • the number of other vehicles involved,
    • the condition of the road.

    The individual that will be liable for your accident (and therefore the target of the claims process) is the person who is found at fault for the collision. This could be the driver, or it could be the council responsible for maintaining the roads; whoever the responsible party might be, if they have insurance then their insurance company will foot the bill, so they will not have to pay the money themselves. Knowing this may make you feel a bit better about filing a compensation claim against a friend or member of your family responsible for your injury.

    Make a Passenger in Car Accident claim with Jefferies

    Call us today on 0333 358 3034 or contact us online to arrange a call-back to discuss your potential claim.