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compensation following an accident
illness or injury - nationwide
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Once you’ve passed your Compulsory Basic Training CBT, Theory test and Direct Access Scheme you may feel that you’d benefit from an advanced rider training course. These courses are designed to improve riders’ skills and hone their ability.
They can help you to get out of tricky situations on the road and may help you avoid a potential motorcycle accident. They will make you a safer rider all round. Many courses can be tailored to your individual needs and will make you feel more confident on the roads.
Being a good rider means that you are always learning and willing to take on board changes in the levels of traffic, changes in riding requirements and changes to machines. There are a variety of courses that you can take but it is a good idea to do your research to find out which is most suitable for you.
You can find the advanced rider training school nearest to you by looking in the Yellow Pages or by doing a search on the internet. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) runs a range of courses, each course instructor being highly trained Police Advanced Certificate holders. Go to www.rospa.org.uk for more information.
According to RoSPA the benefits of taking an advanced rider course are:
Claiming compensation for rider injuries
It is important to know your bike and its limits inside out. By taking a course you will become more confident in handling your machine. You will be able to get the best out of your bike and learn new skills. Becoming a more sophisticated rider will also mean that you will reduce your chances of having a motorcycle accident.
If you are unlucky enough to have an accident that was not your fault then we can help you to make a personal injury claim. We will give you free legal advice about being involved in a road traffic accident and if you would like us to help you make a claim then you will be appointed a personal injury solicitor who specialises in motorcycle accidents.
To find out more give us a call on 0800 10 757 95 or fill in our online claim form and we will call you back to discuss your motorcycle accident.
