Cyclists are among the most vulnerable road users in the UK. When drivers fail to pay attention, the consequences can be serious.
In this case, our client was cycling carefully through a roundabout when a car struck them from behind. As a result, they suffered physical injuries and emotional distress.
We successfully secured £11,500 in cycling accident compensation to help them recover and move forward.
Our client was riding responsibly and following the Highway Code while entering a busy roundabout.
However, a driver behind them failed to slow down or keep a safe distance. Consequently, the car hit the cyclist from the rear, knocking them off their bike.
As a result of the collision, our client suffered:
Although details were exchanged and the incident was reported, the impact of the driver’s carelessness had already caused significant harm.
Cyclists have the same legal rights as other road users. This cycling RTA claim succeeded for several clear reasons.
The driver breached the Highway Code by:
This made liability straightforward to establish.
The accident caused both physical and emotional harm, including:
These injuries affected our client’s quality of life and daily routine.
Evidence played a key role in securing compensation. This included:
Together, the evidence helped us build a strong and convincing case.
The claim was submitted well within the UK’s three-year personal injury limitation period, ensuring the client’s right to compensation was protected.
Read more about cycling accident claim time limits and evidence requirements.
Cycling injury claims may seem straightforward. However, proving fault and valuing compensation requires specialist legal knowledge.
When choosing a solicitor, look for a team that:
At NJS Law, we’re committed to helping injured cyclists secure fair compensation and peace of mind.
Our clients trust us because we offer:
Contact our cycling accident solicitors today to discuss your claim
Yes. If a motorist caused the accident, even unintentionally, you may be entitled to compensation for both physical injuries and emotional distress.
A police report can help, but it is not essential. Medical records, witness statements, and photographs can also support your claim.
Compensation varied depending on the severity of injuries and financial losses. In this case, our client received £11,500, but each claim is assessed individually.
Read our full Cycling Injury Compensation Guide for more information
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