Whilst it of course all depends on the actual circumstances of an accident, there are certain common scenarios where it\u2019s normally easy to establish who is to blame.<\/p>\n
The basic principle of a junction is that the driver established on the road should expect to be able to proceed without anyone pulling out from a junction in to their path. At the same time, a driver merging on to the new road from a junction must give way to vehicles already on the new road.<\/p>\n
If someone pulls out from a junction and ends up either in your path or pulls out in to your vehicle, causing a collision, you should be able to make a full claim for personal injury compensation from the other drivers insurance.<\/p>\n
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Common Scenarios<\/span><\/b><\/p>\n Other common scenarios for road junction accidents where you should not be at fault can include:<\/p>\n The best thing to do is to always take care if you need to navigate through a junction to make sure an accident doesn\u2019t occur. If you have driven with proper due care and attention and it\u2019s down to another driver not keeping a proper lookout or going too fast for the circumstances, you should have a full 100% claim against their insurers.<\/p>\n\n