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Direct coverage
We coordinate everything after a non-fault accident: recovery, storage, repairs and a like-for-like replacement vehicle. Costs go to the at-fault insurer - not to you.
What happens next
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24/7 live team - we respond in under 60 minutes
We coordinate everything
Recovery, storage, repairs, replacement vehicle
At-fault insurer pays
We handle all insurer correspondence for you
45+
UK cities
24/7
Recovery
£0
Upfront
UK response
Recovery dispatch and live claim handlers, 365 days a year.
UK cities
Direct coverage
Response
First contact SLA
Cost
Upfront to driver
CityGrip Accident Claims is a UK accident management business that coordinates the full non-fault claim file end to end: 24/7 recovery to a CCTV-monitored partner yard, secure storage, repair management through PAS 125 / BS 10125 approved bodyshops, independent engineer inspection, like-for-like credit hire screened against the Lagden v O'Connor reasonable-need test, and direct correspondence with the at-fault driver's insurer. There is no upfront cost to the non-fault driver - recoverable heads of loss are billed to the at-fault insurer under established UK credit-hire and credit-repair authority.
UK-wide network
Recovery, storage and repair partners across England, Scotland & Wales.
Insurer-friendly
Documented evidence, hire need screening and audit-ready records.
GDPR-compliant
Separate consent, encrypted storage and signed-URL document access.
Authorised referrals
Injury claims referred only with your consent to authorised partners.
What we help with
Coordinated handling for non-fault drivers, from evidence to settlement.
Learn more →Roadside and motorway recovery to a secure yard or approved repairer.
Learn more →CCTV-monitored partner yards with daily storage logs.
Learn more →Like-for-like vehicle support, screened for genuine need.
Learn more →Approved repair partners and engineer-supervised authorisation.
Learn more →Independent damage assessment and pre-accident value reports.
Learn more →Notification, evidence submission and insurer follow-up.
Learn more →Referrals only to authorised legal or regulated partners.
Learn more →What to do after an accident
Practical steps to take while everything is still fresh. We do not provide legal advice; this checklist is a general guide.
Move to a safe place if you can. If anyone is injured, call 999. Switch on hazard lights and use a warning triangle if it is safe to do so.
Call the police if anyone is injured, the road is blocked, the other driver fails to stop or there is a suspicion of drink, drugs or no insurance. Note the police reference number.
Take the other driver's name, address, phone number, vehicle registration, make, model, colour, insurance company and policy number where possible.
Take wide shots showing road layout, signs and lane markings. Take close-ups of damage on both vehicles. Photograph the third-party registration plate clearly.
Ask any witnesses for their name and contact details. Independent statements often help when liability is disputed.
Use our digital accident form to upload evidence and start your file. Our team will contact you to coordinate next steps.
Non-fault accident support
We help you build a clean evidence file, organise recovery and repairs, and communicate with the third-party insurer in a way that supports timely decisions.
Vehicle types
Recovery, repair, replacement vehicle and insurer claims tailored to the way each vehicle works on UK roads.
Collision scenarios
Non-fault liability arguments turn on the specific shape of the collision. Pick the scenario closest to your own and read the evidence priorities, Highway Code references and insurer arguments most likely to apply. Each scenario routes back into the same recovery, repair and credit-hire workflow.
Collision types hub
All UK mainstream scenarios in one place
OpenRoundabout
Merge, lane discipline and priority disputes
OpenRear-end shunt
Queueing-traffic shunts under Highway Code Rule 126
OpenJunction
T-junction, crossroads and failure-to-give-way
OpenMotorway
Smart motorway, hard shoulder and lane changes
OpenPothole damage
Section 58 Highways Act 1980 authority claims
OpenWorking drivers
Working drivers in the UK - van-based trades, HGV drivers, minicab and private hire drivers, multi-drop couriers and fleet operators - need accident management tuned to commercial insurance class, hire-and-reward cover, Operator Licence implications and the loss-of-earnings schedule. Each hub below collects the per-vehicle and per-platform detail for its audience.
How it works in practice
Recovery
UK-wide recovery operators, including motorway-approved partners, move your vehicle to a secure yard or approved repairer.
Learn more →Storage
Vehicles placed at vetted yards with CCTV and access control. Daily logs submitted to the third-party insurer.
Learn more →Repair
Manufacturer-aware partners with quality and warranty terms. Estimates submitted to the insurer for authorisation.
Learn more →Hire
Like-for-like vehicle support where eligible. Need-screened before any credit hire referral.
Learn more →Replacement vehicle / credit hire
Replacement vehicle support is assessed on genuine need, eligibility and reasonable hire duration. Hire is not guaranteed and remains subject to insurer assessment.
Credit hire is paid on credit and recovered from the third-party insurer. Where liability is disputed or hire is challenged, customer responsibility depends on the agreement signed and the specific circumstances. We do not promise free hire and we screen need before any referral.
We can also help if your insurer's courtesy car is unsuitable.
Repair & inspection
Manufacturer-aware partners with quality standards and warranty terms.
Damage assessment, pre-accident value and total loss recommendations.
We submit estimates and chase authorisations with the third-party insurer.
Injury claim referral
CityGrip Accident Claims does not directly handle personal injury claims at launch. If you report injury, we will refer you, only with your explicit consent, to an authorised solicitor or regulated injury claims partner. You are free to choose your own solicitor.
Why choose us
We help you build a clean evidence file, photographed and signed where appropriate.
Coordinated recovery and secure storage through our partner network.
Approved repair partners with engineer-supervised authorisation.
Need-based assessment before any credit hire referral.
Templates and records designed to support insurer dealings.
We do not provide legal advice and refer injury enquiries only with your consent.
How the process works
Contact our team or upload accident details and photos.
If undriveable, we coordinate recovery to a vetted yard or repairer.
An independent engineer assesses damage and pre-accident value.
Approved repair via our partner network, or a total loss path.
If eligible, like-for-like replacement is referred to a hire partner.
We submit evidence and chase decisions with the third-party insurer.
Locations we cover
Plus 31 more UK cities in our locations directory.
Popular guides
The twelve guides below cover the most common UK accident-claim search variations. Each is a long-form explainer with primary-source citations (Limitation Act 1980, Civil Liability Act 2018, Road Traffic Act 1988, MIB Agreements 2017 and the leading case law). Personal-injury work is referred to an SRA-regulated panel solicitor on disclosed terms with explicit written consent.
Process
Step-by-step UK process from the first 24 hours through to settlement, with the OIC portal, evidence windows and pre-action protocol explained.
Read the guideProcess
Full England, Wales and Scotland walkthrough: pre-action protocols, court allocation, Part 36 economics and contributory negligence.
Read the guideTiming
The 3-year Limitation Act 1980 period, secondary 14-day evidence window, MIB Uninsured / Untraced notification windows and Scottish 5-year prescription.
Read the guideInjury
Civil Liability Act 2018 statutory tariff, the OIC portal route, what you can claim beyond the tariff and where a panel solicitor takes over.
Read the guideInjury
How personal injury heads of loss are assembled and proven, with referral to an SRA-regulated panel solicitor on disclosed terms.
Read the guideFunding
How Conditional Fee Agreements actually work, the success fee cap, the OIC portal's effect on CFA economics and what "no win no fee" really covers.
Read the guideVehicle
Category A/B/S/N explained, market-value disputes, gap insurance, salvage retention and the ABI Salvage Code 2017 framework.
Read the guideVehicle
The post-repair loss of value head of loss that most drivers miss, with Payton v Brooks and Coles v Hetherton as the legal foundation.
Read the guideVehicle
Credit hire under Lagden v O'Connor, courtesy car position, mitigation duty and the difference between hire and inconvenience awards.
Read the guideScenario
Passenger claims are almost always non-fault. Seatbelt mitigation under Froom v Butcher, third-party claims against the driver-host and routing through the OIC portal.
Read the guideDifficult cases
The Motor Insurers' Bureau Uninsured Drivers Agreement 2017 - eligibility, notification windows, evidence requirements and the specific clauses that govern recovery.
Read the guideDifficult cases
The MIB Untraced Drivers Agreement 2017 for hit-and-run and unidentified-vehicle collisions - clause 4 evidence rules and clause 18 fixed contributions.
Read the guidePartner network
UK-wide partner network including motorway-approved operators.
CCTV-monitored partner yards with controlled access.
Quality-checked, manufacturer-aware accident repair partners.
SRA-regulated solicitors for injury referrals with consent.
The fastest way is to call. Or start the digital accident form and our team will pick it up. Available across England, Scotland & Wales.
Calls may be recorded for quality and compliance. We do not provide legal advice. Personal injury enquiries are referred only with your consent to authorised partners.
Visit our team
London office
124 City Road
London, EC1V 2NX