Frequently Asked Questions

A non-fault accident is one where you were not responsible for the incident. The other party involved is deemed to be at fault, and their insurer is liable for covering the damages.

Yes. If the accident wasn’t your fault, we can manage your claim, arrange for repairs, and recover costs directly from the at-fault party’s insurer.

No. Our services are free for non-fault drivers. We recover our costs directly from the at-fault party’s insurance company.

Yes. We can provide you with a like-for-like replacement vehicle, including taxis (Hackney carriage or private hire), while yours is being repaired or until settlement if it’s written off.

Absolutely. We specialise in assisting professional drivers and understand the urgency. We’ll prioritise your case and provide a plated replacement taxi so you can continue earning.

We’ll need details of the accident, third-party information (if available), photos or dashcam footage if you have any, and a copy of your insurance certificate and driving licence.

In most cases, we can arrange a replacement vehicle within 24 hours, depending on your location and vehicle type.

If your car is deemed a total loss, we’ll help you recover the pre-accident value of your vehicle from the at-fault insurer and provide a hire car in the meantime.

No. Since the accident was not your fault and we recover costs from the at-fault insurer, your no claims bonus and premium should remain unaffected.

If liability is unclear or disputed, we may still be able to assist by gathering evidence and liaising with all parties involved. We’ll guide you throughout the process.

Yes. If needed, we can connect you with solicitors who specialise in road traffic accidents and personal injury claims.

Yes. Even without injuries, you can claim for vehicle damage, recovery costs, loss of earnings (if applicable), and a replacement vehicle.

Yes. Passengers are entitled to make personal injury claims if they were injured in a non-fault accident.

Yes. Typically, you must start your claim within 3 years of the accident, but it’s best to act as soon as possible.

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