A claim may still be possible even if the driver left the scene. Each incident depends on the circumstances, and options may be available where responsibility can be established through evidence such as witness accounts, camera footage or accident details.

Not having the driver’s details does not necessarily prevent a claim. Information such as location, time, witness statements and any available footage may still help establish what happened. Each case is reviewed individually to determine what options may be available.

Reporting a hit and run incident is usually advisable, as it creates an official record of what happened. Police reports may also assist when gathering evidence. Keeping details such as time, location and vehicle description can be helpful.

Evidence that may help includes photographs, witness details, helmet or dashcam footage, CCTV, and notes about the vehicle involved. Even partial information, such as colour or type of vehicle, may assist in understanding how the incident occurred.

If you are involved in a hit and run, seek medical attention if needed and, where possible, gather any information such as photographs, witness details and notes about the vehicle involved. Reporting the incident and preserving any camera footage may also help. You may also wish to speak to a specialist solicitor who understands motorcycle accidents. Getting in touch with us allows us to review what happened and explain your options.