Every year there are numerous road traffic accidents in Barnstaple and its surrounding towns, which include Great Torrington, Ilfracombe, Bideford and Braunton.

There has been a recent car accident in Barnstaple on the A39. The accident occurred near the Roundswell roundabout, resulting in huge traffic problems for motorists.

Police have stated that a Land Cruiser trailing a red Toyota jack-knifed.

The accident happened at approx 2pm in the afternoon and luckily it has been reported that no one was injured.

Traffic was building up on the A39 following the accident, on the Bideford side of the roundabout.

Fire crews were called to the scene and the cars were awaiting recovery at 3pm.

If you live or work in Barnstaple, Braunton, Great Torrington, Bideford or Ilfracombe and have been involved in a road traffic accident that was not your own fault, it may be possible to make an injury compensation claim, with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

In order to make a car accident claim, not only would the accident need to be someone else’s fault but you will need to have suffered an injury, which has been diagnosed by your doctor or a hospital.

All claims we accept are worked on a no win no fee basis, where you keep 100% of any injury compensation won.

So call our friendly claims advisors today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Road Traffic Accident Claim Barnstaple.

A man who was severely disabled in a road traffic accident in Battle, East Sussex in August 2006 has raised nearly £1,500 on 13th March by being pushed in his wheelchair from Eastbourne to Hastings. The money raised is for the air ambulance service which saved him following the road crash accident.

Security worker Bill Brien, 58, from St Leonards wanted to help the Sussex Air Ambulance charity who need £1.7 million each year to keep them airbourne.

Bill’s charity push started at the Eastbourne Town Hall and ended at the London Trader, in East Beach Street in the Old Town of Hastings.

Bill had a team of helpers pushing him, which included his wife.

It was the Kent air ambulance service which saved Bill, the Sussex service started a year after his accident.

County fund-raiser Bridget Pepper said “It is wonderful to think that, since Bill’s accident, we now have a dedicated helicopter to cover Sussex”.

Every year thousands of road traffic accidents happen in Sussex and surrounding areas, many in the Hastings and Eastbourne region, which are greatly helped by the excellent service which the Air Ambulance team deliver.

It is because of such fund-raising events that the Air Ambulance can continue.

We can be contacted for non fault injury compensation claims on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Car Accident Claim.

There was an incident in Milnrow Road in Rochdale, where traffic police were called, following a collision involving a man and a lorry. The police also attended the scene where the man, a 43 year old pedestrian suffered fatal injuries.

The driver of the lorry in his fifties was not injured as a result of the accident. Part of Milnrow road was closed while the accident was being investigated.

If you live in the town of Rochdale and have been injured in a car accident, as long as the accident was not your own fault, the Accident Advice Bureau can help you make a No Win No Fee claim for injury compensation.

Speak to our friendly claims advisors today who will discuss your case circumstances with you. If we believe you are able to pursue a claim for injury compensation, we will take from you all the information we require to process the car accident claim. Some of the information we would require involves any insurance details of the cars involved and a police reference number, if they attended the scene.

All successful personal injury claims are paid at 100% of the compensation won and as all claims are worked on a No Win No Fee basis, you will not be asked for any money at any time as long as you fully cooperate.

So whether you are looking to make a car accident claim as  driver or passenger in a car, in Rochdale or nearby Bury, Prestwich, Oldham, Bolton, Farnworth or Walkden give our friendly claims advisors a call today.

Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Car accident claim Rochdale.

There have been sevreral car accidents in Brighton and the surrounding region over the last week.

A female teenager was killed on the A23 on Friday when her car hit a tree near Hickstead.

The police have said the 19 year old was travelling as a passenger in a Peugeot 206 and was heading north when the road accident happened at around 2am.

The car was being driven by a 19 year old woman from Crawley. A teenager from Haywards Heath and another male teenager from Burgess Hill along with the driver have been taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton  with minor injuries.

Sussex Police are asking for anyone with any information regarding the car accident to contact them.

In another road traffic accident a motorcyclist on the A23 had an accident with a car near Pyecombe causing serious injuries.

The motorcycle accident happened around 8.15am on Friday and caused holdups on the road until around 9.40am.

The road traffic accident happened on the northbound carriageway near the A281 slip road.

The injured motorcyclist is believed to have been taken to the Brighton Royal Sussex County Hospital.

The two accidents were within six hours of each other on the A23.

Sussex police are also asking for anyone with any information regarding this road traffic accident to contact them.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Injured in an Accident.

Every week thousands of drivers, passengers and pedestrians are injured in traffic accidents. A recent accident happened in Kent.

It was in a country lane in Merriments Lane in Hawkhurst, Kent, that 2 vehicles collided causing injuries to five people. The road accident happened on Friday 25 June at around midday.

The fire service were required to free drivers and passengers from the cars. The occupants of a Freelander were taken to Kent and Sussex Hospital in Tunbridge Wells. They were said to have “serious but not life threatening injuries”.

There were three  in the VW Golf who needed hospital attention from Conquest Hospital in Hastings. The injuries they suffered were described as “not life threatening”.

The vehicles needed to be recovered from the scene. The police had to close the road for around two and a half hours while the emergency services carried out their work.

We do not know at this time the cause of the car accident.

It is not known if the drivers or passengers are to make a claim for injury compensation as a result of the traffic accident.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Car Accident Compensation.

A driver who caused the death of a pensioner in a driving accident, is due to play football for Oxford United against York City at Wembley in a cup final on Sunday.

Belfast-born Adam Chapman, 20, will play in front of around 50,000 football fans, at the national stadium.

Chapman who admitted causing death by dangerous driving was bailed last week and will be sentenced in June.

Adam Chapman’s car was involved in a head on crash with Tom Bryans Honda car. The car accident happened in North Wheatley, Notts in May 2009.

The dangerous driving by Mr Chapman killed Mr Bryan who was pronounced dead at the scene.  Mr Chapman escaped the car crash unhurt.

Drivers are urged to take more care on the roads as many car accidents from dangerous driving kills, or seriously injures other drivers, passengers or pedestrians every year.

In many cases speeding, using mobile phones, eating and smoking takes the concentration away from drivers, causing accidents, when full attention should be given to the road.

Car accident claims for compensation can be made by calling 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Claim for Car Accident.