Road Traffic Accidents Personal Injury
To be able to bring a successful claim against another driver you have to be able to show that s(he) failed to drive in a manner you could expect of a reasonably competent driver. Examples of such 'negligent’ driving might be:
- failing to stop
- driving too fast
- failing to see your vehicle
- not according you right of way
- carrying out a manoeuvre when it was dangerous to do so
…the result of any or all of which was that a collision occurred and you suffered damage/injury.
In many cases the issue is straightforward. In some it is not so straightforward and witness evidence may assist in establishing liability.
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