Road Traffic Accident Compensation Calculator
Use our Road Traffic Accident Compensation Calculator to get a quick estimate of how much your road traffic accident injury claim could be worth.
How Our Road Traffic Accident Compensation Calculator Works
Our road traffic accident compensation calculator gives you a straightforward estimate of your potential compensation after a road traffic accident. Choose the injury category, select the area affected and the severity level, then click “See Amount” to view an instant guideline figure.
All estimates are based on the latest Judicial College Guidelines and reflect general damages only – the pain, suffering and physical impact caused directly by your injury. The calculator does not include additional compensation for financial losses such as lost earnings, medical treatment, travel expenses or vehicle-related costs. These are known as special damages and vary from case to case.
If you have multiple injuries or would like a more detailed valuation, our team is here to help. Call 0800 699 0079 or complete the contact form below for free, no-obligation advice.
Find out how much compensation you could claim
What the Calculator Can Estimate
General Damages (Included)
These guideline amounts cover:
- Pain and suffering caused by the injury
- Loss or restriction of physical function
- Short and long-term symptoms linked to the injury
These figures are taken from the Judicial College Guidelines used across the legal sector to value personal injury claims.
What the Calculator Cannot Estimate
The calculator does not include special damages such as:
- Loss of earnings
- Future loss of earnings
- Medical or rehabilitation costs
- Travel expenses
- Care and support needs
We can calculate these once we understand the full circumstances of your accident.
Am I Eligible to Make an RTA Claim?
You may be able to make a claim if:
- You were injured in a road traffic accident
- Another road user was wholly or partly at fault
- Their actions caused or contributed to your injury
If you’re unsure about fault or liability, our team can explain your options clearly and in confidence.
Types of Road Traffic Accidents We Support
Our calculator can be used for many different types of RTAs, including:
- Car crashes, including serious collisions
- Motorcycle accidents
- Bicycle accidents, including impacts with vehicles
- Pedestrian accidents, such as being struck while crossing the road
- HGV and truck accidents, which can result in severe injuries due to vehicle size
If your accident falls into another category, you can still use the calculator to get a guideline estimate.
Common RTA Injuries the Calculator Covers
The calculator provides estimates for injuries such as:
- Head and facial injuries
- Back, neck and shoulder injuries
- Arm, wrist and hand injuries
- Leg, knee and ankle injuries
- Fractures, cuts, scarring and other trauma
- Multiple injuries from high-impact collisions
If your injury is not listed, please get in touch, we can still help.
Why RTA Compensation Amounts Vary
Your final settlement depends on:
- The severity of the injury
- Your recovery time
- Whether surgery or long-term treatment is needed
- Any permanent or ongoing symptoms
- The effect on your ability to work
The calculator gives a guideline based on your injury alone. We can provide a more accurate estimate once we know more about your situation.
Useful Evidence for an RTA Claim
You do not need everything listed below, but the following can help:
- Photos or videos of the accident scene
- Dashcam or CCTV footage
- Medical records
- Police report or incident reference number
- Witness contact details
- Insurance correspondence
- A diary of your injury and symptoms
If you’re unsure what evidence you have, we can guide you.
Useful Evidence for an RTA Claim
You do not need everything listed below, but the following can help:
- Photos or videos of the accident scene
- Dashcam or CCTV footage
- Medical records
- Police report or incident reference number
- Witness contact details
- Insurance correspondence
- A diary of your injury and symptoms
If you’re unsure what evidence you have, we can guide you.
No Win No Fee Road Traffic Accident Claims
Tylers Solicitors handle road traffic accident claims on a No Win No Fee basis.
This means:
- No upfront fees
- No hidden costs
- You only pay if your claim succeeds
With more than 15 years’ experience supporting injured drivers, passengers, cyclists, motorcyclists and pedestrians, we’re here to help you through the process with clear, supportive advice.
Start Your RTA Compensation Claim Today
After using the calculator, you can:
- Request a free call-back
- Complete our enquiry form
- Or call 0800 699 0079 for immediate support
We’ll explain your options clearly and help you move forward with confidence.
RTA Compensation Calculator FAQs
How accurate is the calculator estimate?
It provides a guideline figure based on injury severity. Your final settlement may be higher or lower depending on your circumstances.
Can I claim if the other driver was uninsured or didn’t stop?
Yes. You may still be able to claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB). We can advise you on the process.
Can I use the calculator for multiple injuries?
Yes. Multiple injuries often increase the total value of a claim. We can provide a combined valuation.
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