Public Transport Accident Claims

If you've been injured while using public transport, whether as a passenger or while boarding or alighting, you may be entitled to compensation. Public transport operators have a duty of care to ensure passenger safety.

Types of Public Transport Accidents

Bus accidents
Train accidents
Tram accidents
Metro accidents
Station incidents
Boarding/alighting accidents
Emergency braking incidents

Common Injuries

Whiplash and neck injuries
Back injuries
Head injuries
Fractures and broken bones
Soft tissue injuries
Psychological trauma
Cuts and bruises

What You Can Claim For

Personal injury compensation
Medical expenses
Loss of earnings
Travel expenses
Care and assistance
Property damage
Rehabilitation costs

How We Can Help

Free initial consultation
No win, no fee service
Expert legal representation
Access to medical specialists
Full compensation recovery
Support throughout your claim
Clear communication

Steps to Take After an Accident

Report the incident to staff/operator
Seek medical attention
Take photographs if possible
Gather witness details
Keep ticket/travel details
Document all expenses
Contact a specialist solicitor

Time Limits

You generally have three years from the date of the accident to make a claim. However, it's important to start your claim as soon as possible while evidence is fresh and available.

Start Your Claim Today

Our experienced team of Solicitors are here to help you get the compensation you deserve. Contact us now for a free consultation.