The support you need following a cycling accident

A man who has been injured by a car driver

In Scotland cycle journeys have more than doubled since lockdown began. Whether it’s been a way to pass time with the kids, get more exercise or commute to work, many people have been enjoying the advantages of quieter roads and avoiding public transport. But now the roads are getting busier again and there are concerns for cycle safety – highlighted in a recent Give Cycle Space campaign by Cycling Scotland in partnership with Police Scotland encouraging drivers to give enough space to cyclists. As in many areas of life, accidents can happen.

Allan McDougall Solicitors has helped many clients secure the compensation they deserve following cycling and road accidents. These range from minor cuts and sprains to life-changing catastrophic injuries. Our team specialises in cycle accident claims, whether an accident is caused by a poor ground surface or a negligent driver.

Some recent cycle accident cases pursued for our clients...

£19,000 compensation negotiated for a client who fractured his wrist and elbow and suffered anxiety when he was knocked off his bike by a car.

£8,401 damages secured for a client who suffered soft tissue injuries when he fell off his bike.

£4,300 compensation awarded to a client who was injured in an accident caused by a poor road surface when he was cycling through a tunnel.

£4,280 compensation settlement agreed for a client who was involved in a cycling accident when a taxi collided with him.

Check out also our recent series of articles on some of the common pitfalls that have arisen in cycling accident litigation, and what cyclists can do to protect against them.

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