If you have suffered an accident in a public place, as a result of a missing grill on the road, and were injured as a result, you may be able to pursue a missing grill on the road accident claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such a claim. It happened as our client was cycling home from work and on his way he went through a car park at Asda.

As he was cycling through the car park at the last minute he noticed a missing grill on the road, he quickly applied his brakes but his front wheel dropped into the hole and he went flying over the handle bars. He landed awkwardly and was injured.

The bike, which was a friend’s, was badly damaged. The client spoke to the trolley collector who was in the car park at the time. The trolley collector told the client that he had complained to the store many times about the missing cover/grill.

The client had to walk home due to the pain he was in. He called the store and spoke to a manager who denied knowing the cover was missing, but said he would repair it straight away. The client also emailed the store to confirm it was reported as he was unable to get into the store to fill in the accident book.

He saw his doctor who diagnosed a lower back injury and signed him off work.

All missing grill on the road accident claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Missing grill on the road accident claim.

A pothole in the road caused a cycling accident which caused injuries to the cyclist. The cyclist was riding along a main road when the front wheel dropped into the defect causing the cyclist to to thrown over the handlebars. The accident happened in the afternoon on a clear day and the cyclist didn’t see the defect as he was paying attention to the road further ahead of him.

The pothole in the road was around 4 inches in diameter and about 3 inches in depth which had been there many years and should have been repaired by the authorities.

The cyclist suffered a back injury in the fall and needed to see a doctor.

The injured cyclist contacted us to make a personal injury claim.

Cyclist injury claims must be made within a three year time period from the accident date

All cyclist accident claims we handle are on a no win no fee basis with maximum compensation being paid out on winning.

If you would like to know if a personal injury claim can be made please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Cyclist Injury Claims.

A cyclist accident happened when a man was cycling along a main road and was knocked off his bike by a lorry wing mirror. The lorry got too close to the cyclist who was said to be travelling at around 15mph.

The cyclist was in the correct lane and wearing a fluorescent top to make him self visable and a cycle hat to help prevent any injuries should he come off his bike.

When the lorry hit the cyclist, he fell from the bike, landing heavily on the road. Fortunately there were no other vehicles near by.

The cyclist suffered pain to his shoulder and back. The lorry driver drove off without stopping, it is possible he didn’t realise that he had hit the cyclist.

The cyclist reported the accident to the police. His injuries were sufficient to require medical attention from the doctor who diagnosed a soft tissue injury.

Every year thousands of cycling accidents happen due to cyclists being knocked off their bike as they have not been seen by the driver of a vehicle.

Any cycling accident which was due to the negligence of another driver, and results in an injury, may be claimed for.

We have helped many cyclists claim injury compensation for being knocked off their bike and also for coming off the bike due to potholes in the road.

All cycle accident claims we handle are on a no win no fee basis with maximum compensation being paid on winning.

To claim for a cycling accident please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Cycling Accident Injury Claim.

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If you have suffered an accident as a cyclist caused by a defect/pothole and were injured as a result claim for injury compensation may be possible with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such a claim which involves a cyclist in Gosport. The accident happened when our client was on his way to pick up his daughter from school.

Whilst on his way to the school he came across a parked car in the middle of the road, so he went onto the pavement until the road was clear. As he made his way from the pavement back onto the road, his front wheel dropped into a defect which measured approx 2 inches deep, 4 inches wide and 14 inches long.

The defect was caused by a new kerb stone being put in without the road surface around it being filled in, in order to make safe.

As the client’s bike wheel fell into the defect/pothole, he was forced over the handlebars and landed heavily on the road.

He went to hospital where he was diagnosed with a broken collar bone.

He chose us to help him pursue a no win no fee cyclist accident claim. All such claims are dealt with in a quick and hassle free manner, where if the claim is won maximum compensation is awarded.

Call us today to see if we can help you on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Cyclist accident caused by defect/pothole on the road.

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If you have been involved in a cyclist accident and were injured as a result, as long as the accident was not your own fault you may be able to pursue a cyclist accident injury claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

There has been a cycling accident recently reported in Weymouth, Dorset.

It involved a cyclist who was hit by a car with force sending him flying through the air, following an accident in Dorchester Road.

The cyclist was luckily pulled out of the road by two local boys after he was left unconscious in the road with whiplash injuries.

One of the boys is reported to have said “We were just coming out of the subway near Manor Road, when we heard a big crash. It was a huge bang. I turned round and saw the car. The driver stayed until the ambulance arrived and then left.”

The two boys who helped the crash victim have been described as local heroes.

Here at the Accident Advice Bureau all cyclist accident injury claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

So contact our friendly team today who will discuss your accident circumstances with you and advise you of the next step.

Contact 0845 10 88 333 or click: Cyclist accident injury claim.

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A cycling accident resulted in the cyclist falling from his bike when the wheel dropped into a gap in the road near the pavement. The gap had been cut out by the local authority when they were installing kerbs. The kerb had been put in place but the gap which measured a round three inches across and several inches deep had been left on the road running alongside the kerb stones.

When the wheel went into the gap the cyclist fell over the top of the handle bars and landed very heavily on his side. He went to his doctor who diagnosed pulled muscles in his shoulder, the injury lasted several months.

The gap in the road was reported to the local authority, who then came out and made repairs and filled it in.

The injured cyclist later made a claim for injury compensation.

We handle claims for cyclists, many are injured when they come off their bike due to not seeing a pothole in the road.

All cyclist injury claims we handle are on a no win no fee basis with maximum injury compensation being paid on winning. Any cycling accident claims must be made within three years of the accident date.

We can be contacted by calling 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Compensation claim for cycling accident.

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