NSW Traffic Accident Helpline

26/05/2022

Fourteen car pileup on M4 at South Wentworthville causes commuter chaos

A multi-vehicle crash caused a massive 15-car pileup on a major Sydney road and brought commuter traffic to a standstill on Thursday morning.

A crash involving at least 15 cars on one of Sydney’s major highways brought traffic to a standstill on Thursday morning.

20/05/2022

Common Complaint

"The insurer was helpful at first but after 6 months they cut me off treatment and weekly payments. I'm still injured and don't know what to do. "

The soonest insurers can cut you off is 6 months so that's what they do. Without the correct strategy in the first 6 months almost everyone is caught out by insurers.

19/05/2022

A CTP experienced GP is best after a car accident.

18/05/2022

Minor and Non-minor injuries has been a major asking point.

Your GP must be well versed in CTP claims to make sure you get over the threshold.

If you are classified as minor early on even though your injuries get worse later, it's very hard to come back and make a claim. It's possible with the right GP's.

30/04/2022

🚦🚗Traffic Accident Entitlements🚦👂🤷‍♂️

🦺Payment for past and future wage loss till retirement❓
🤕Compensation for injuries❔
🚑Cover all medical treatment❓

I need help⚠️ Call me 🆗

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We help the people of NSW receive their entitlements from insurers.

22/03/2022

🤕😔Car Accident Injuries⁉️💡
Injuries must be classified as non-minor to make a worthwhile claim✅
We help the NSW public overcome hurdles set by insurers and the NSW Government💯
The best advice and medical treatment for your claim is here✅
💡You only get one shot❕
📱1300 679 222 or ✉️Msg us here.

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01/03/2022

Common question:

The insurer is paying for my treatment, why do I need a solicitor to deal with this?

The insurer relies on the inexperience of the injured person to cut payments and any chance of a lump sum claim after 6 months. Unfortunately most GP's are not aware of the medical diagnosis' which are listed within NSW CTP laws. The insurer relies on this to their advantage.

The first step in a CTP claim is to have your injury classified as NON-MINOR. This requires legal and medical expertise.

28/02/2022

Stop the worry.

Proven & Trusted help from people who's sole purpose is to help you after a car accident.

All the answers to all questions.

15/02/2022

⁉🙄Car Accident Injuries💡🚧

An injury must be classified as non minor to make a claim for lump sum compensation.✅
We help injured people overcome the hurdles set by insurers and SIRA✅
The best medical treatment for your claim✅
💡You only get one shot.
📱1300 679 222 or msg us.

09/02/2022

In Sydney, the worst place for car accidents is the Hume Highway at Liverpool. It has held this position for the past 8 years except one. Meanwhile, Friday is the most dangerous day of the week for crashes and any weekday afternoon between 1pm and 4.30pm. Find out how to avoid the worst accident black spots.

The car crash black spots
Insurer AAMI analysed 360,000 collisions and compiled a top five of car crash hotspots in NSW. Two tied for each of 4th and 5th places:

Hume Highway, Liverpool
M4 motorway, Parramatta
Pacific Highway, Chatswood
M5 motorway, Moorebank and Victoria Road, West Ryde
Richmond Road, Marsden Park and Hume Highway, Yagoona
The most common type of crash in Australia is bumper-to-bumper nose-to-tail. However, in Hobart, most crashes are in car parks and in Canberra, most are animal strikes or related to speed.

The most dangerous suburbs
Insurer NRMA has analysed the top 10 most dangerous suburbs for collisions on the road. The top four are Sydney CBD, Blacktown, Bankstown and then Liverpool. The other suburbs, in order, are Port Macquarie, Parramatta, Penrith, Castle Hill, Campbelltown and Chatswood.

Younger drivers under 25 are involved in 9% of accidents
Older drivers 71-75 are involved in 8% of accidents.
Younger drivers are most likely to crash in the top 10 suburbs above, with Merrylands replacing Port Macquarie.

Older drivers are more likely to crash in regional locations like Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Wagga Wagga and Dubbo. Other black spots for older drivers are Castle Hill, Sydney CBD, Chatswood, Mosman, Penrith and Campbelltown.

Who is most likely to crash?
Males aged 35-49 are overrepresented in road crashes. It’s not clear whether this is because more of them have licences or because more are on the roads for work purposes. However, AAMI says more women than men crash in Hobart and Darwin.

In Sydney, men and women are equally likely to make insurance claims. However nationwide, people 35-49 are most likely to make a claim.

What’s the main reason for crashing?
The top reason for crashing appears to be that many drivers don’t know how to merge safely.

IAG research found:

54% of Australian drivers say they have trouble merging
83% claim they have experienced other drivers’ poor merging.

Ironically, the problem is many drivers travel too slowly when merging. If the traffic on the main road is travelling 90 to 100 kph, there is a serious risk of rear ending. But even in slower traffic, some drivers already in the lane may stop others from merging.

The car crash black spots and the most dangerous suburbs. Who is most likely to crash? What's the main reason for having a crash?