If you are injured on a bus due to bus driver negligence, then a claim for injury compensation may be possible.

We have helped many  bus passengers claim the injury compensation they are entitled to following an accident. The bus driver and bus company are responsible for your safe journey. If an accident happens due to a third party, and the bus driver is innocent, a claim for bus passenger compensation may still be made.

Some bus passenger injury claims have been made due to faulty seating on the bus, causing the passenger to be thrown in the seat and suffer injuries by hitting  the bar in front of the seat. Many other bus passenger injuries are caused by reckless driving by the bus driver.

We handle claims on a no win no fee basis and pay out maximum compensation on winning.

If you have been injured as a bus passenger and would like to know if a claim for compensation can be made, please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Bus Passenger Injury Claims.

If you have been injured whilst getting on or off a bus, due to the negligence of the driver, then you may be legally entitled to make an injured whilst getting on or off a bus accident claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such a case that happened at a bus stop near Sainsbury’s in Lordswood, Southampton. The passenger was on a bus with her daughter and grandson, as they went to get off the bus the driver suddenly changed the position of the exit step, which made it jolt as the passenger was standing on it. The passenger was holding her child’s buggy at the time and the sudden jolt of the step, resulted in her falling over the buggy and off the bus. She hit her head on the bus shelter which caused a cut above her eyebrow. She also hit her knee very hard on the ground.

The bus passengers one year old grandson was also injured in the accident and was taken to hospital for a check up. Although the child’s injuries only lasted for around a week the client is in a lot of pain in her right knee and her doctor has diagnosed soft tissue injuries. The injured bus passenger now finds walking and standing very painful and is taking painkillers. The injured passenger informed the bus company who told her that the driver may need more training.

The injured bus passenger contacted us and asked us to make an injured whilst getting on or off a bus accident claim. All such accepted claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum bus injury compensation is awarded.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Injured whilst getting on or off a bus accident claim.

A bus accident caused severe injuries to a man from Sheffield when the bus crashed into a Hovis lorry as the bus passenger was trying to get off the bus. The accident happened in Sheffield city centre according to a national newspaper.

The injured bus passenger has been left partially disabled following the accident. It is thought he suffered a serious fracture to his neck.  He is seeking a compensation claim for injuries from a bus accident.

The bus passenger had to go through six months of treatment from hospital.

The driver of the Hovis lorry was found guilty by Sheffield Magistrates’ Court for driving without due care and attention. The injury compensation claim is being made against Rank Hovis McDougall Group.

The injured pensioner now requires extensive care following the accident.

Solicitors who represent the Rank Hovis McDougall Group have admitted liability for the accident, a final figure for the amount of injury compensation which should be paid has not yet been reached. 

Anyone who is injured in a non fault accident as a driver, passenger or pedestian may claim personal injury compensation for the pain and suffering.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Injured on a bus.

Bus passenger claims in England, Scotland & Wales.

Being injured on a bus due to the negligence of the driver or bus company may result in a claim for bus passenger compensation being made.

There are many examples where injured bus passengers have made successful claims for compensation.

An injury on a bus may not be caused by the driver but by a third party driver. Either way if the accident want your own fault we may be able to help you.

There has been a recent case where a passenger suffered injuries when a strap she was holding on to, after standing up, snapped as the driver made a sudden emergency stop. Maybe the driver was acting in the best interests of all on board the bus to prevent a crash, but a safety hand strap should not break. The injured bus passenger has gone on to make a claim for injury compensation.

We have handled a claim for bus passenger injuries caused by a loose seat. The passenger was thrown forward and hit her head on the bar in front of the seat and suffered whiplash injuries as the bus came to a sudden stop. The seat the passenger was on suddenly flew forward causing her injuries as it was not installed correctly. The bus driver and company were informed at the time and the lady required medical attention.

If you have suffered an injury on a bus which was not your own fault, please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Bus Passenger Injury Compensation.

If you have been injured as a passenger on a minibus, the accident would not have been your fault, making a minibus accident injury claim very likely with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

There has been such a case reported recently which involved a footballer playing for Teen Croydon Athletic.

The young footballer was travelling on the minibus and was pinned to his seat after a loose security barrier smashed through the front of the minibus.

Fire-fighters were called to the scene and spent an hour trying to free him from his seat in the minibus. The teen, an academy scholar with Croydon Athletic FC, was taken to intensive care with breathing problems.

The young footballer was travelling home with his team mates after a match when the minibus accident happened.

If you have suffered an accident in a minibus which has left you injured and you wish to make an minibus accident claim,please contact the friendly, fully trained claims advisors here at the Accident Advice Bureau.

All accepted claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning the claim you will receive maximum injury compensation.

All claims are hassle free and dealt with as quickly as possible.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Minibus accident injury claim.

Minibus injury claims England, Scotland and Wales.

A bus passenger acccident claim for injury compensation may be possible if the bus driver or a third party driver has been responsible for an accident which has resulted in injuries to passengers.

In the vast majority of bus journeys, the passengers are driven and arrive safely at their destination but it is when the bus driver has a crash that passengers can be left injured and not knowing what they are entitled to when it comes to claiming for bus passenger compensation.

We have helped hundreds of injured bus passengers to claim the compensation they are legally entitled to following the accident.

When a passenger is injured on a bus, they should ensure the driver and bus company have been made aware and the reason why the accident and injury happened. It is advisable to keep the bus ticket if possible.

Any injury must be sufficient to require medical attention from a doctor. A bus passenger claim for compensation must be made within three years of the accident, but the earlier it is made, the easier it is usually to obtain all the relevant details.

Bus passenger claims we handle are on a no win no fee basis and our solicitors fight hard to achieve maximum injury compensation.

To claim for injuries caused in a bus accident please call us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Bus Passenger Accident Claim.

Bus Passenger Claims England, Scotland & Wales.