I drove into a traffic light but my insurer won't let me claim for personal injury - is this correct?
Recently, on a very dark and rainy night, I was turning from a minor road onto a major road. I looked into my mirror whilst turning into the road. As I was looking behind, I went over the middle island of the road. There should have been a bollard, but there wasn't. I then hit the traffic lights as they were in my blind spot whilst turning. My car was a write off and I believe I'm getting the money back from my insurer. However, they said I can't claim for any injuries because I didn't hit another vehicle. Is this true?
Asked on 8 January 2018 by Leo
Answered by
Honest John
As the driver of the vehicle, you cannot claim for personal injuries to yourself.
We give you the low down on how to save on insurance, little-known tricks and tips, what insurance groups mean and how to use insurance aggregators to beat insurers.
Insurance group finder and how to save on insuranceSimilar questions
The insurance company of a friend refuses to pay out. She went into the back of another car on the motorway because she was not paying attention and admits fault due to her carelessness. As she had not...
In April 2016, I was hit by a motorcyclist. He maintained his liability throughout and I had my car repaired via an Accident Management company. I was notified that the damage claim was settled in January...
In 2016, I was involved in a very minor public car parking collision, accidentally reversing into a car and causing very minor damage to the third party vehicle. We exchanged details at the scene and my...
.jpg)
