Head On Collisions

A head on collision accident occurs when a motorbike's front end collides with another vehicle's front end.
There can be lots of scenarios where this might happen, but it is very often when one of the vehicles veers on to the other side of the road and collides with oncoming traffic.

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Other examples of head on collisions we see are:

  • Dangerous overtaking, particularly on blind bend
  • Bike failure, such as defective brakes, causing the driver to take his eye off the road and veer onto the other side whilst attempting to control the bike
  • Diesel spills, ice and rain affecting the road surface and causing a bike to skid into oncoming traffic
  • The bike getting hit by another vehicle pushing it into the path to skid into oncoming traffic
  • The driver of either vehicle being distracted and veering into oncoming traffic

The injuries suffered in accidents like these can be devastating as the force of the impact is doubled due to the travelling speed of each vehicle. Add to that one of these will be a motorbike with very little protection for the rider, and then we see life changing injuries and sometimes even fatalities from accidents just like these.

What should you do if you’ve been involved in a head on collision?

Don’t move until you’ve checked yourself for injuries. Back and neck injuries can be made worse by moving after the accident before medical help arrived.

Don’t remove your helmet unless you are having difficulty breathing. This would take over any concern about head or spinal injuries.

Get someone at the scene to call 999 immediately.

Don’t try to move your bike and stay where you are as long as you are not in any further danger from moving traffic.

Check yourself for injuries, and remove any new or additional dangers.

St John Ambulance has some excellent advice on what to do in a situation such as this.

If you are able to, gather as much information at the scene as you can, including witness details, photographs of the vehicles and their position on the road.

If you are unable to do that then ask someone to do it for you. Evidence at the scene is always crucial in proving fault and liability when presenting your claim.
With horrific accidents like that you need to ensure that you are represented by experienced professionals who can deal with every aspect of your claim.
All of our team are legally qualified ranging from Solicitors to Legal Executives, and all are also bikers. Some of our team are also APIL members www.apil.org.uk/ which helps to ensure that we are all up to date with leading case law on personal injury and compensation awards.

If you’ve been involved in a head on collision accident get in touch with us today and let us help.

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