What public transport accidents can I claim for?
Injured on a bus.
Including collisions, emergency stops and rollovers. Bus passengers are often thrown around in the bus because they’re not restrained by seat belts, which can result in serious injuries.
Injured on a train.
Serious train accidents are often caused by brake failures, derailments, collisions at crossings or accidental fires. However, passengers can also be injured from incidents like sudden braking and accidents getting on and off trains.
Injured on a ferry.
Including serious accidents like collisions with other boats, fires and capsizing. Passengers can also be injured from falling or being thrown around in rough conditions.
You can also claim for injuries from slips, trips and falls, including injuries sustained in terminals and stations.
If you’ve been injured on public transport and you’re unsure whether you qualify for compensation, you can call 13 15 15 and get free advice from a lawyer.