Pedestrian Accident Compensation Claim

Over 30,000 pedestrians are injured as a result of road traffic accidents in the UK each year. If you are unfortunate to being involved in a pedestrian accident, and have suffered an injury as a result, you may be entitled to make a no win no fee pedestrian compensation claim.

If you are involved in a road traffic accident as a pedestrian which was the fault of a car, bus, lorry or other vehicle, the pedestrian compensation claim can be made against the drivers’ insurance company. If you are hit by a vehicle whilst on the pavement, or whilst on a pedestrian crossing, you should have a strong case to make a no win no fee compensation claim against the driver.

In the case of a hit and run accident, or if you are hit by a stolen vehicle or an uninsured driver, your pedestrian compensation claim can be made through the Motor Insurance Bureau.

If you are a pedestrian that has been injured whilst trying to get out of the way of a dangerously or carelessly driven vehicle, you may still be entitled to make a pedestrian compensation claim, even if the vehicle did not hit you.

Road traffic accidents involving pedestrians are more complicated if the pedestrian has not crossed at a designated pedestrian crossing. In these cases your chance of claiming compensation would depend on who is at fault for the accident. If you are a pedestrian that has stepped out into the road without looking and have been immediately hit by a car or other vehicle, it may be classed as your fault. In these cases you would not be able to claim compensation against the vehicle driver, as the accident was not their fault.

If you have been involved in a road traffic accident as a pedestrian and feel the accident was not your fault, contact a specialist personal injury solicitor who will be able to go through your potential compensation claim with you. Our personal injury solicitors are able to offer a no win no fee pedestrian compensation claim, so your accident claim won’t cost you a penny and you could be entitled to 100% compensation.

Contact National Accident Helpline on 0800 6783 601 or complete our online personal injury claim form.