APIL Guide to RTA Liability

The work is broken down into 26 accessible chapters, each focusing on a particular aspect of RTA liability and includes. It includes coverage of the liability of each participant; the particular rules that apply to local authorities, children and schools, public service vehicles, etc; the liability of cyclists and motor cyclists; the specific rules that apply in a range of different circumstances such as low velocity crashes, accidents abroad, etc; and practical guidance on the liability of insures and the MIB. This new edition has been thoroughly updated and includes coverage of developments in law and practice, including: Claims made in the UK arising from foreign accidents New EC directive consolidating all old RTA Directives Pedestrians run down when drunk Failure to wear a seat belt. What is a motor vehicle? Trail bikes and electric trikes As well as a new section containing draft model pleadings