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May 04, 2010

Protocol for road traffic accident claims now reformed!

The majority of you reading this will probably be unaware that as from last week the protocol which solicitors and insurers follow for pursuing claims for compensation has changed. There has always been a protocol that governs the claiming world, and it’s what lawyers and insurers use in order to manage claims efficiently – the rules are important for claims to be completed properly!

And as of Friday April 30th 2010, the new Road Traffic Accident Protocol comes in to affect, which will now be used as the rules and regulations for all road traffic accident claims that occur on or after the date mentioned above!
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road traffic accident claims
August 27, 2009

Learner drivers, Instructors and car accident claims

In addition to all the usual requirements, there are certain conditions that must be met before a learner driver can even drive under supervision:

  • The learner driver MUST hold a valid provisional license
  • The supervisor MUST be over the age of 21
  • The supervisor must hold a full driving license for the type of car being driven
  • The supervisor must have held that license for at least 3-years
  • The vehicle must display red L-plates

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road traffic accident claims
July 09, 2009

Hitting a parked car accident compensation claims

So your travelling along a small bendy road, driving appropriately for the conditions, when you turn a sharp bend and “BANG” you crash into a parked car.

How could you hit a stationary car you ask yourself? It wasn’t even moving!

Well, in your defence the parked was just carelessly ‘dumped’ smack bang on the bend and you have to be rather careless to park a car on a road bend where drivers coming around the bend cannot see the vehicle till the last minute.
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drink driving
June 29, 2008

Cars that know when your ‘drunk behind the wheel’

Japanese car makers Toyota and Nissan are currently developing concept cars that can sense when you have had a drink and then try to drive your car. The automobile giants are focusing on the new anti-drunk technology due to the increase in road traffic accidents caused by over-the-limit drivers behind the wheel.
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