A claim may be possible if a vehicle turned across your path, depending on the circumstances. Drivers are expected to ensure it is safe before turning. Factors such as visibility, signalling, road layout and the actions of both parties may be considered when assessing the incident.

Responsibility depends on the specific circumstances of the collision. Drivers turning across traffic are expected to check carefully before manoeuvring, but factors such as rider position, speed and visibility may also be considered. Each incident is assessed individually.

This is a common situation in turning vehicle accidents. Motorcycles can be harder to spot, particularly at junctions or in busy traffic. Evidence such as witness accounts, camera footage and road layout can help clarify how the incident occurred.

Yes, accidents at junctions may still be considered depending on the circumstances. Many turning vehicle incidents occur where a driver enters or crosses a rider’s path. Visibility, signage and traffic conditions may all be relevant when assessing responsibility.

If you are involved in a turning vehicle accident, seek medical attention if needed and, where possible, gather information such as photographs, witness details and the vehicles involved. Preserving any camera footage and noting the road layout 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.