As a passenger in a taxi or private hire vehicle, it is licensed to carry passengers, should you be involved in an accident you will be entitled to claim compensation either from the driver of your taxi or another party depending on the circumstances involved. It is important that you try to take as much detail as possible of all parties involved but nevertheless as long as you make contact with us at the outset, we’ll assist you in collating all the appropriate detail that’s necessary.

It's your right
In all such situations, it is the right of the sufferer to claim for the adequate amount of compensation for accidents in Private Hire Vehicles. The different categories of compensation that a sufferer is entitled to are:

• Pain and suffering
• Loss of earnings or future income
• Medical bills
• Loss of amenity
• Other financial as well as emotional losses

What to do after an accident:

• Inform the driver or any other official of the accident as soon as possible. Make a note of the name and number of that person and ensure that they note your name, address and injuries.


• Get medical advice for your injuries from a hospital or your GP. Keeping a diary of your pain and medication is recommended.


• Collect any names and addresses from witnesses who saw the accident.


• Taking photos of the wounds or injuries suffered.


• Taking photos of the accident.

These evidences can prove to be beneficial in order to make the personal injury case even stronger.

Claim with us today
If you, or someone close to you, have been harmed in a Private Hire Vehicle, then we may be able to help you make a claim today. We can deal with your case and have expert solicitors nationwide ready to act on your behalf.

Injuries
Accidents involving Private Hire Vehicles and Taxis are becoming more and more frequent. As these accidents have now become an integral part of everyday life, they should not be taken lightly because it can prove to be highly dangerous and problematic.

There are several types of injuries that an individual can suffer including:

• Broken bones
• Fractures
• Head injuries
• Neck injuries and back injuries
• Whiplash