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Bikers beware in Christmas traffic

First published by Author on December 12, 2018 in the following categories: Accident Claims Bike Safety Compensation and tagged with | | |

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Bikers may need to be extra cautious in Christmas traffic, especially on the frantic Friday next week, and on Christmas Eve.

Drivers should, of course, ensure they are paying full due care and attention when out on the roads, but we all know that doesn’t always happen. Commuting in loads of traffic in the dark and with the cold, wet weather battering outside isn’t nice. The extra Christmas traffic is frustrating enough. The heater on full blast inside a car can make some drivers tired and lazy.

It all adds up to a dangerous time for bikers who could end up injured in an accident by an impatient or fatigued driver!

The duty is on the drivers, but…

The duty is of course on the drivers – as it is for all road users – to drive safely. But in tiresome Christmas traffic, mistakes will happen.

That’s why it’s always prudent for bikers to be more aware during potentially dangerous times on the road. Nothing changes in terms of liability for a motorbike accident. A rider can still make a motorcycle injury compensation claim without the worry of time of the year being used as an excuse.

It’s not an excuse that will help them.

But it still pays to be more careful. Without the protection of a car, bikers are often more seriously injured.

What to do if you’re injured in Christmas traffic

If you’re a biker who has been injured in Christmas traffic, we can help.

You can speak to our specialist claims team about making a claim for motorcycle compensation.

If you’re unfortunately seriously injured, you can read more advice here. Either way, make sure to speak to our team.

We offer No Win, No Fee representation for injured biker claiming with us. All of our initial advice is free and on a no-obligation basis.

Stay safe in the Christmas traffic this year. If you re unfortunate enough to suffer as a result of an accident that wasn’t your fault, make sure to get in touch with the team.

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