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If you’ve been injured in a road traffic accident as a car driver, you may be entitled to compensation. Whether it was a collision caused by another driver, a hit-and-run, or hazardous road conditions, these types of accidents can lead to serious injuries and disruption to your life. At CEL Solicitors, our expert team of Road Traffic Accident (RTA) solicitors is here to guide you through the claims process with compassion and clarity.
We know how stressful it can be dealing with physical injuries, lost earnings, and the emotional toll an accident can take. Our goal is to make the claims process as straightforward and stress-free as possible while fighting for the compensation you deserve.
Car driver accidents are a leading cause of personal injury claims in the UK. Every day, thousands of motorist’s face risks on the road due to speeding, careless driving, adverse weather, or poorly maintained roads. While not all incidents result in injury, many do—ranging from minor whiplash to severe trauma requiring long-term care.
Road safety continues to be a national concern, with drivers often bearing the brunt of collisions. If you’ve been involved in an accident as a driver, seeking legal advice could help you secure the support and compensation you need to move forward.
If you were involved in a road traffic accident as a car driver, you could be eligible to claim for:
Including emergency care, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, and any ongoing treatment.
If you’ve had to take time off work or can no longer work due to your injuries.
Compensation for physical pain, psychological trauma, and the overall impact on your quality of life.
Covering repairs or replacement of your car and any possessions damaged in the accident.
Including long-term loss of earnings or care costs if your injuries affect your ability to work or live independently.
If you need help with daily tasks because of your injuries.
Making a claim is straightforward with our No-Win, No-Fee solicitors:
1. Seek Medical Attention: Your health is the priority. Even if you feel okay, it’s important to get checked and keep a medical record.
2. Report the Accident: Report the crash to the police and your insurance provider. Make sure to document key details like the other driver’s information and any witnesses.
3. Gather Evidence: If you’re able, take photos of the scene, your injuries, vehicle damage, and collect any available dashcam or CCTV footage.
4. Contact CEL Solicitors: Get in touch for a free consultation. If accepted, we’ll take care of everything – from dealing with insurers to negotiating the compensation you deserve.
5. Receive Compensation: Once your claim is settled, we’ll make sure you receive what you’re owed for your injuries and losses.
Decades of experience in personal injury and road traffic accident claims.
You won’t pay a penny unless we win your case.
From medical referrals to ongoing care, we’ll support you throughout your recovery.
We offer clear, honest advice tailored to your specific case.
Yes, you may still be able to claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB), which covers cases involving uninsured or untraced drivers.
You may still be eligible to claim under a split liability agreement. Compensation may be reduced based on your level of responsibility.
Useful evidence includes medical records, photographs, witness details, dashcam or CCTV footage, and police reports.
You generally have three years from the date of the accident to start a claim. It’s best to start as early as possible.
This depends on the severity of your injuries, financial losses, and impact on your life. We’ll assess everything to maximise your claim.
Most cases are settled out of court. We’ll only proceed to court if necessary to secure fair compensation.
You can still claim if the accident worsened existing conditions. Our solicitors will help prove how the accident affected you.
Yes, it’s essential to notify your insurer—even if you’re not making a claim through them. It keeps your records accurate and compliant.
This varies depending on the case. Some are resolved within a few months, while complex cases may take longer.
No. We operate on a No-Win, No-Fee basis, meaning there is no upfront fee.
Our personal injury specialists are here to help.
