What you must do the following if you have an accident?

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1. Be sure to record any injury 'accident book'
2. If necessary, make sure your employer reported that the Health and Safety Executive
3. Check your contract or written statement of employment for information about sick pay or accident
4. If there is a dispute, try to resolve the issue with your employer
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Accidents caused by Sudden illness

Accidents caused by sudden illness

If an accident occurs because a driver became ill, for example, through a stroke or heart attack, they will not be judged by how they were driving. However, in some circumstances, they could be forced to pay damages. This can be covered by your insurance.

If you are involved in an accident caused by the condition of the driver, you should consult an experienced adviser, for example, at a Citizens Advice Bureau.

Traffic accidents ?

An accident is defined as a traffic accident, if it occurs on a highway or in a place to which the public has access. This may include footpaths and bridleways. In Scotland, a public road is one that the local authority has a duty to maintain.

Who is responsible for a Traffic Accident

It may be obvious that someone caused the accident and there is no dispute over liability. However, there are cases where not obvious, or wherein the extent of liability is difficult to work with. For example, as a general rule, the driver of a vehicle on the rear wheel of another vehicle will be responsible for the accident. This is the case even if the car in front has braked sharply or unexpectedly because drivers are required to drive a safe distance behind other vehicles. However, there may be circumstances where this does not apply, and if liability is disputed, you will need legal advice, unless the insurance company is dealing with it.