Claims for Broken / Fractured bones can fetch up to £86,500
Claims for Head and brain injuries can fetch up to £257,750
Claims for Muscle soft tissue injuries can fetch up to £95,000
Claims for Spinal injuries can fetch up to £257,750
Claims for Whiplash can fetch up to £16,000
Great Britain is blighted by roads that are notorious accident black spots. Every year people are killed or injured in accidents that happen at known black spots. This Legal Request article looks at road traffic accident black spots and areas where car crashes have resulted in injuries. We reveal Britain's worst road for accidents.
Our extensive research into accident black spots that have affected drivers making claims, reveal a number of patterns.
Throughout the UK a number of locations buck the trend by having the characteristics of an accident black spot, without the accidents. For example locally to Legal Request there is a junction that makes you join the M60 motorway in the outside lane. Junction 25 of the M60 is awaiting a major link road to be built before the correct junction is put in place. But until that is complete, you have to get your vehicle up to speed and hope that cars already on the carriageway are observing the speed restrictions. No one wants a car to go into the back of them!
Here are some recent notorious accident black spots:
The worst road in the country for accidents is the A537 Buxton to Macclesfield. In fact in 2007 the A537 was in second place to the A889 (A9) near Dalwhinnie - which had headed the accident black spot leader board for a decade or so.
If you know of an accident black spot or a potential car/road traffic accident black spot make a comment below.
If you have been involved in an accident that has resulted in an injury the call our professional team on 0800 990 3500. The Legal Request team are here to help you make your claim.
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