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Smoking Whilst Driving

Distractions while driving are the major contributors that results in car accidents, many of which occur when motorists decide to smoke whilst driving, neglecting their concentration.

Distractions such a smoking during driving could cause great interruption in understanding the processing of the road traffic indications and precautions.

Tips for safe driving to avoid mishaps

For driving the car safely as well as to avoid smoking while driving, firstly remove the cigarette ashtray, lighter and most essentially cigarette from the car. This will to a great extent will result in eliminating or controlling the temptation to lay a cigarette while driving. In addition, if possible leave your house much in advance than the scheduled time so as to grab a bite or stop and smoke off the road. It is also recommendable to travel or drive with someone else and during driving drive the vehicle turn by turn. It will also allow you to eat in a much better way. Combining smoking and eating whilst driving is a mishap waiting to take place. Make the things easier for yourself and other drivers as well through sticking to some simple to follow rules.

However, if you unintentionally drop your cigarette and consequently burn yourself, you can finish up distracted, which can cause a severe car accident. Smoking whilst driving is dangerous and should be avoided where possible.

Testimonials
Pedestrian run over by car
Mrs K was knocked over by a car that mounted the pavement, fracturing her tibia. Following extensive medical investigations organised by Excalibur, it transpired that the accident brought forward the need for a knee replacement operation in the next 5-10 years. Excalibur settled Mrs K’s claim for £28,750.00 she said:
"I am very pleased with the service I have received and would recommend Excaliburs to my friends. My claim was handled in a very professional manner and I was kept informed of it’s progress. Everyone I met or spoke to was helpful and considerate and I felt confident in their abilities. This was important to me at the time of my accident and later."
Mrs K from Streetly

See how much your claim could be worth.

Examples of Compensation Awards for Injury Claims*
Serious Back Injury
£30,000
Wrist Injury
£3,000
Serious Neck Injury
£30,000
Serious Hand Injury
£10,000
Ankle Injury
£3,000
Serious Knee Injury
£20,000
Serious Head Injury
£50,000

*damages for loss of earnings and other losses and expenses are commonly paid in addition to the injury award and will vary in each case