When travelling as a rear seat taxi passenger, the taxi driver should drive safely at all times. If you suffer an accident, which is the fault of your taxi driver or a third party, and you are injured as a result, you may be able to pursue a rear seat taxi passenger injury claim with the expert help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such a case; the client was a rear seat passenger in a taxi wearing her seat belt. They were at a junction at approx 5.30pm. They were then hit hard at the front of the vehicle by a third party vehicle.

The two drivers exchanged details. The client was in severe pain after the accident and went to hospital, who diagnosed whiplash injuries. She also went to see her doctor due to the pain and is on painkillers.

The client reported the accident to the taxi company who she has stated, are not being very helpful.

All accepted rear seat passenger injury claims here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis, where on winning maximum taxi injury compensation is awarded.

So speak to our friendly taxi claims advisors today who will discuss your accident circumstances with you and advise you of the next step.

Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Rear Seat Passenger Injury Claim.

In a traffic accident which happened recently, a front seat passenger was injured when the car he was travelling in was hit by another car which pulled out of a junction.

The front passenger door was hit with force causing the car to be knocked to the other side of the road. The passenger suffered pain to his neck and lower back. There was extensive damage tthe car and the police had to attend the scene.

These types of accidents happen on a regular basis due to drivers not paying attention to the road and failing to give way at a junction.

Any driver or passenger who is injured in a non fault traffic accident, wher medical attention isrequired, may be able to claim injury compensation on a no win no fee basis.

We have helped thousands of injured passengers and drivers to claim the compenstion they are legally entitled to following a non fault traffic accident. On winning maximum compensation is awarded.

There is a three year time limit in which a claim can be made, but we usually find they are made sooner rather than later. This often  makes any relevant information easier to obtain.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Car passenger injured in crash at junction.

A man severely injured in a car accident is making a car passenger injury compensation claim. The 24-year-old man from Chingford, London suffered such severe injuries that he is paralysed from the neck down.

Adam Smith was being driven by his friend and business partner Joe Slater, 23, when their car came off the road and hit a wall in Beckton, Greater London.

The driver, Mr Slater, suffered fatal injuries.

There was a rear seat passenger in the car who was also injured. They suffered back and pelvic injuries but has fully recovered.

Mr Smith and Mr Slater have been described as as very close friends and business partners. The two had a car valeting company.

Mr Smith is going  to need specialist treatment now and in the future and the injury compensation will he is claiming would help with this.

Mr Smith is claiming car passenger compensation from the insurance company due to being injured as a  result of Mr Slater driving at excessive speed and without due care and attention.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Car Passenger Injury Claim.

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There are strict drink driving limits in place in order to help make our roads a safer place. Over the Christmas and New Year period people often exceed legal limits on drinking alcohol and still drive their vehicles, which on occasions leads to an accident and injuries.

There has been a recent case involving a driver from Southmead, Bristol. The drunk driver crashed his car whilst he was three times over the legal alchohol limit. As a result he has been banned from driving for three and a half years.

Bristol Magistrates Court was told how the 67 year old drunk two pints of cider and a glass of wine and then went to drive his car to Southmead Hospital in order to pick up his wife.

His car was witnessed swerving in Greystoke Avenue before mounting a kerb and colliding with a flower bed and then coming to a stop.

On arrest he had 101 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, the legal limit is 35. As well as being banned for three and a half years, the man was ordered to pay costs and remain at home at night under curfew for three months.

If as a driver or passenger you have been injured by a driver over the alcohol limit as a result of an accident you may be able to make an over the limit car accident claim.

In order to make a drunk driver accident claim you’re injuries will need to be diagnosed by a doctor and on medical records. It would be useful if you obtained a police reference number from the police.

All drivers, passengers and pedestrians injured by a driver over the limit can make an injury claim with our help, all such claims are worked on a no win no fee basis, where win or lose you will not be asked for any money at any time.

If your injured by over the limit driver accident claim is successful, you will receive 100% of any injury compensation won.

Your claim will be dealt with in a fast, hassle free and professional manner. So call our fully trained advisors today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Injured by a drunk driver.

With all the bad weather and very low temperatures throughout most parts of the UK, many of the roads are very dangerous to drive on and with so many being closed, drivers in some areas are being told to only make essential journeys.

Traffic accidents due to a car being hit in the rear by another car which slides on ice, and looses control, are very common in these severe icy and snowy conditions.

The collision then often causes not only damage to the vehicles, but also to drivers and passengers who are already having a bad time of getting from one place to another.

It is when a traffic accident happens and innocent drivers and passengers are injured, due to a car accident on ice, that a claim for injury compensation is often made.

Any driver or passenger who suffers an injury due to a car sliding on ice and colliding into them, if the injury is sufficient, may claim for compensation. The majority of injuries we help people claim for following a non fault car accident are for whiplash, soft tissue injury and a back injury.

The injury suffered in the traffic accident will need to be recorded on medical records, therefore a visit to hospital or the doctors will be necessary.

If you have been injured in a car accident due to ice and snow, and you were not at fault, please contact us to see if a claim for compensation can be made on a no win no fee basis. All successful claims for car accidents on ice are paid out 100% of the compensation awarded.

Please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Rear End Car Crash on Ice Claim.

Having been involved in a traffic accident yesterday at around 2.45pm on the main road between Torquay and Teignmouth, an elderly couple were taken to Torbay hospital by ambulance with serious injuries.

The car they were driving in ploughed into the back of a lorry causing severe damage to the car.

A South Western Ambulance spokesman said the female passenger suffered ‘life threatening injuries’ while the driver of the car suffered ‘significant multiple injuries’.

The accident was witnessed by someone working nearby who gave assistance to the elderly couple, believed to be in their eighties.

The traffic accident required the fire service, police, ambulance as well as the Devon Air Ambulance to attend the scene.

The accident happened on the A379, which had to be closed following the accident. The road was likely to be closed for between four and six hours. The fire service had to remove the roof of the Mitsubishi to allow paramedics to treat the injured driver and passenger.

Newton Abbot Traffic Unit were investigating the accident. The car hit a lorry which was stationary on the side of the road and was being unloaded.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or a claim for a non fault car accident can be made by clicking: Injured in a Car Accident.