Personal injury after a traffic accident, but perpetrator unknown

The Motor Traffic Guarantee Fund was set up for traffic victims who cannot recover their damage from the causative agent. The fund pays compensation to victims of accidents whose perpetrator is unknown, uninsured or drove a stolen vehicle. However, there are conditions attached to whether or not to deal with an incident.

As a victim, you must be able to prove that you have done enough to find the perpetrator. When applying, you must be able to prove that the damage was caused by a motor vehicle. It's to your advantage if you have at least one witness. And reporting it to the police is mandatory. This increases the chance that the fund will process your claim. Feel free to call, whapp or email us if you have any questions about this.

Of course, it is also possible that you were hit by a cyclist who has continued to drive. Unfortunately, the Motor Traffic Guarantee Fund can't do anything for you. This is because the fund only focuses on damage caused by motor vehicles. This is mainly because these vehicles can cause serious damage.

After a motor vehicle accident, injuries can vary. For example, there are temporary injuries such as headaches, abrasions, bruises and simple broken bones. But there can also be more serious injuries, such as burns, concussion, complicated bone fractures and even a spinal cord injury. In all cases, contact us to find out what you are entitled to.

The period after a traffic accident with an unknown perpetrator can be intense and confusing. You don't know who the perpetrator is and claiming compensation can be difficult. We will help you where possible.