An increase in car accidents during winter months

As the weather gets cooler and the roads get icier car accidents become more likely during the winter months. The majority of car accidents are caused by skidding during the winter. Darker, shorter days can also make drivers wearier causing carelessness on the roads. When the temperature drops below 7 degrees road accidents can rise by 20% with January being reported as the most dangerous month.

At Christmas time long trips across country and the threat of drink drivers are also worth considering. Drivers need to be alert and aware of these hazards and take extra care when driving to avoid accidents on the road. Increasing stopping distances by as much as ten times and driving more slowly, specifically on country roads which may be more slippery are two key ways to decrease your chances of having a car accident.

How we can help you following a car accident
We offer a range of services that may be helpful if you are unfortunate enough to be involved in a car accident at any time of the year. If you have suffered an injury while in a road accident you can claim for personal injury compensation using our no win no fee service. See no win no fee for further information. Our team also gives free advice and aim to get you back on the road fast by offering a replacement car service.

For more information and advice about what to do following a car accident freephone 0800 78 38 846 or click here to contact us online.

 

 

 
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