Motorbike Accidents
Motorbike Accident Claims Check If You're Eligible
If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Our solicitors can assess your claim with no upfront costs, so you can focus on your recovery.
- Free, no-obligation claim assessment
- No Win No Fee, you only pay if we win
- Clear guidance from SRA-regulated solicitors
- Support throughout your claim, start to finish
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Find Your Claim Type
Find the right motorbike accident claim
Explore the different types of motorbike accident claims we handle.
E-scooter accident claims
Claims for motorcyclists injured in collisions with e-scooters, whether caused by careless riding, unsafe manoeuvres or failure to follow the rules of the road.
Delivery driver & courier accident claims
Claims arising from collisions with delivery drivers or couriers, including incidents involving rushed driving, unsafe overtaking and failure to give way.
Public transport accident claims
Help for motorcyclists injured in accidents involving buses, coaches or taxis, including lane changes, turning manoeuvres and driver negligence.
Whiplash claims
Compensation for riders who have suffered whiplash injuries following a motorbike accident, including neck pain, stiffness and reduced mobility caused by the impact.
Chronic pain claims
Support for motorcyclists living with ongoing pain after an accident, including conditions that continue to affect work, daily activities and quality of life.
Broken Collarbone Claims
Claims for riders who have suffered a broken collarbone in a motorcycle accident, one of the most common injuries caused by the impact of a crash.
Hand injury claims
Compensation for motorcyclists with hand injuries, including fractures, tendon damage, nerve injuries and reduced grip or mobility after an accident.
Ankle injury claims
Claims for ankle injuries suffered in motorcycle accidents, including fractures, ligament damage and crush injuries affecting mobility and recovery.
Facial injury claims
Support for riders who have sustained facial injuries, including fractures, scarring, dental damage and other trauma caused by a motorcycle accident.
PTSD compensation claims
Help for riders experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other psychological injuries following a serious motorcycle accident.
Amputation injury claims
Specialist support for riders who have suffered the loss of a limb or required an amputation following a serious motorcycle accident.
Loss of sight claims
Compensation for motorcyclists who have experienced partial or complete loss of sight due to eye injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident.
Understanding Your Rights
What is a motorbike accident claim?
A motorbike accident claim allows you to seek compensation when another person or organisation causes your injuries. This could involve a careless driver, a poorly maintained road or a defective motorcycle part. Compensation may cover your pain, treatment costs, lost earnings and other related losses.
What you can claim for
You can claim for physical injuries, psychological harm, loss of earnings, rehabilitation costs, and damage to your motorbike or riding gear.
Who can be held responsible?
Depending on what happened, a claim can be brought against another driver, a local authority, or in some cases a vehicle or parts manufacturer.
Will claiming affect my insurance?
Claiming for injuries caused by another party’s negligence typically does not negatively affect your own insurance premiums.
The scale of the problem
DfT’s own 2024 figures on why having a specialist solicitor on your side matters.
340
Motorcyclists killed in Great Britain in 2024, up 8% from 315 in 2023
21%
of all road fatalities in Great Britain in 2024 were motorcyclists, despite motorcycles accounting for less than 1% of motor vehicle traffic.
42x
Higher fatality rate per mile for motorcyclists than car occupants in Great Britain.
Claim Value
What could your claim be worth?
Compensation is based on the severity of your injuries and how you’re affected. Every claim is different, so we assess value individually rather than relying on generic figures.
Fractures
Minor to severe
Recovery time and lasting impact affect the final amount
Head & brain injury
Mild to severe
Independent medical evidence is essential
Spinal cord injury
Varies by severity
Includes lasting impact on mobility where relevant
Internal injuries
Mild to severe
Assessed against recovery time and complications
Vehicle & gear damage
Repair or replacement cost
Covers your motorbike and riding equipment
Loss of Earnings
100% of net
Until return to work, where applicable
Not sure what your claim is worth?
There may be more you can claim. Talk to us today to find out about your individual entitlements.
Why Claim Time
Trusted for motorbike accident claims
across the UK
We understand motorbike dynamics and accident mechanics, and we build cases accordingly.
Clear, straightforward legal advice
We explain your options in plain English so you understand exactly what you're entitled to.
Strong cases built on real evidence
We use accident reconstruction and witness evidence to build a case that stands up to scrutiny.
We deal with the insurer, not you
We handle all correspondence with the responsible party's insurer so you can focus on recovery.
Support tailored to you
Every client has a dedicated solicitor so you always know who is handling your case.
No win no fee
Zero upfront cost. If we don't recover compensation for you, you pay us nothing.
Don't miss the 3-year deadline
You generally have three years from the date of the accident to bring a claim.
Simple Process
How your claim works
A three-step process designed to be straightforward.
Tell us what happened
Book a free, no-obligation call with our team. If you have a claim, we’ll let you know.
We handle everything
Our solicitors gather evidence, arrange accident reconstruction where needed, and deal with the insurer.
You receive compensation
Once a settlement is agreed, your compensation is paid directly into your account.
Case Example
What a claim like yours can look like
“A driver pulled out in front of me without seeing me, and I suffered serious injuries in the collision. My solicitor arranged for the accident to be independently reconstructed, secured interim payments to help with treatment and everyday costs, and handled all contact with the insurer. That support meant I could concentrate on my recovery instead of worrying about the claim.”
Sophie B. (Name changed)
Typical Outcome
Settled
Evidence from the accident reconstruction helped establish responsibility, allowing the claim to be settled without court proceedings. Interim payments also provided support during the claimant’s recovery. Every claim is different, and the outcome, timescale and compensation will depend on the individual circumstances.
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Got Questions?
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers on who can claim, key time limits, and what to expect if liability is disputed
Can I claim compensation for injuries in a motorcycle accident?
Yes, you can claim compensation if another party’s negligence caused or contributed to the incident. This includes drivers, local authorities, or vehicle manufacturers in some cases. You have the right to claim for physical injuries, psychological harm, loss of earnings, and rehabilitation costs.
How much compensation am I entitled to?
Every motorbike accident claim is different. The amount depends on the circumstances of the accident, the seriousness of your injuries, the treatment and support you need, and the impact on your quality of life and ability to work.
What are the most common injuries in motorcycle accidents?
Due to limited physical protection, motorcyclists commonly suffer fractures, head and brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and internal injuries, ranging from mild to severe depending on the collision.
Does a motorbike accident claim affect my insurance?
Claiming compensation for injuries caused by another party typically does not negatively affect your own insurance premiums. It’s important to report the accident accurately and seek legal guidance to protect your position.
Do motorcycle accident claims have a time limit?
Generally, you have three years from the date of the accident to bring a claim. It’s best to start as early as possible, giving your solicitor enough time to gather evidence and witness statements while details are fresh.
Can I make a no win no fee claim?
Most of our motorbike accident claims are handled on a no win no fee basis, so there’s no upfront cost and you only pay a pre-agreed fee if your claim succeeds.
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