Can compensation be reduced if you were partly at fault?
Separate the cause of the accident from the extent of your injuries. A partial-fault allegation needs an explanation and evidence.
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Road accidents
Bicycles, cars, scooters and public transport: evidence and practical questions after an accident on Dutch roads.
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Fell from your bicycle because of a road defect: can you claim?
A pothole or damaged cycle path can raise different liability questions from a collision. Learn what evidence helps establish a claim.
Read the answerHit-and-run injuries: what if the driver cannot be identified?
An unknown or uninsured driver does not always end your claim. Understand the Dutch guarantee fund and the evidence to preserve.
Read the answerInjured on a bus, tram or metro: what should you record?
A sudden stop, closing door or fall while boarding needs careful documentation. Identify the operator and preserve the journey details.
Read the answerInjured on a rental bicycle in the Netherlands: who handles the claim?
A rental agreement, travel insurance and the other road user’s liability can all matter after a cycling accident during a visit.
Read the answerInjured while making a delivery: a traffic claim, a work claim or both?
Delivery riders can face overlapping traffic, employment and insurance questions. Start with the accident and your actual working arrangements.
Read the answerScooter, moped or motorcycle injury: why the vehicle category matters
The label “scooter” can describe different vehicles. Establish the legal category before assessing insurance and liability.
Read the answerTruck accident evidence: what should be preserved early?
Truck claims may involve a driver, operator, trailer owner and foreign insurer. Preserve the details that connect them to the collision.
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