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RTA involving uninsured or stolen vehicles

Uninsured or stolen - compensation claim advice

Road traffic accidents are governed by the law of negligence and driving is therefore governed by the standard of reasonable care.

All road users owe a duty to one another to use the highway with reasonable care. If a road accident which causes personal injury is caused by a failure to meet this standard, an accident claim for damages may be brought by the injured person.

If any injury occurs as a result of a road traffic accident, the police should be called. They will compile a report which is of considerable importance in any subsequent legal action

If an accident happens, wherever possible take the names and home addresses of witnesses; always keep a record and take photographs if you can; afterwards, keep evidence of doctors visited and treatments, and keep receipts for any injury related expenses.

Please select one of the links below for more information on bringing a claim for road accident compensation.

The Motor Insurers Bureau

Most people who have been involved in a road traffic accident prefer to seek professional legal assistance if they wish to pursue a claim. The procedure can often be complicated and lengthy, particularly if the person responsible for your injury is found to be uninsured.

Clear Answers may be able to deal with your claim via the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) scheme on a cost-free basis to you, if your case involves an uninsured third party, although it is possible to go directly to the Bureau to seek compensation.

Strict time limits apply for making a personal injury compensation claim, so please seek expert legal advice as soon as you think you may have a valid claim for compensation.

Please visit our section on information and advice for more details on making a personal injury compensation claim, or our gathering information and evidence section for details on what to do if you are involved in an accident.

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Uninsured or stolen and other RTA news stories

To read examples of successful road traffic accident claims, including those involving uninsured or stolen vehicles, and other personal injury accident compensation claims, visit our News Section which is regularly updated.

Below is just one example of a news item related to road traffic accidents which we hope will be of interest to you.

Clamp down on uninsured drivers – changes to the law

From 20th June 2011, a new law will come into force to make it illegal to own a vehicle without insurance. Previously, the law meant that it was only an offence if you were caught driving a vehicle without insurance cover.
More about Clamp down on uninsured drivers – changes to the law

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Making a claim for road accident compensation

It is always important to obtain prompt specialist advice.

Clear Answers' specialist personal injury lawyers are experts in dealing with all types of road traffic accidents, and will be able to advise you whether a claim for compensation is possible. We can give guidance and assistance on how a claim can be pursued.

If you do have a valid personal injury compensation claim and you decide to instruct Clear Answers to deal with the matter for you, you will receive 100% of the compensation awarded to you. We will recover our legal fees from the person responsible for your injury, ensuring that the entire procedure is cost-free for yourself. Telephone us now on 0800 783 9019 or complete one of our online  accident compensation claim forms.

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