Icy conditions and car accident claims
A tragic car accident in January 2006 resulted in the death of four cyclists and serious personal injuries of another four cyclists. The road accident involved a Toyota Corolla skidding and then colliding into a group of 12 members from Rhyl Cycling Club, North Wales . However, the car accident was not a result of speeding, drink driving or any other form of reckless driving and there were reports of black ice on the road.
Fourteen-year-old Thomas Harland was among the fatalities. What makes this teenager’s death ironic is the fact that he was campaigning for safer cycling routes to prevent the likelihood of cyclists being involved in car accidents.
This car accident illustrates just how important it is for both cyclists and car drivers to be extra cautious on the roads during the winter. Icy weather conditions account for many accidents and although local authorities aim to grit the roads to prevent road accidents it is possible for small areas to be overlooked.
How to make a car accident claim
If you have been involved in a car accident as a result of icy conditions either as a driver, a cyclist or a motorcyclist then you may be able to make a car accident claim.
We can help you to claim for personal injuries, loss of earnings as a result of any personal injuries, costs of medical treatment, prescriptions and any personal belongings that were damaged.
Our legal experts offer free, professional advice and our claims team are here 24 hours a day to deal with your queries. We even have a no win no fee policy to make sure that you are not stung for your legal fees.
To make a no win no fee car accident claim today call 0808 143 43 42 or fill out our quick assessment form online.
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