Accident Management - Sandicliffe Motor Contracts

Accident Management is often something that may go ignored. It is important to ensure that your fleet is prepared to deal with any incidents that may occur when the time comes.

It’s estimated that one in five fleet vehicles are involved in a road accident annually and a further 25% of all accidents may involve someone driving as part of their work.

Accidents will occasionally happen therefore it helps to have a set procedure in place to enable accident management to run as smoothly as possible.

Dealing with the driver, any third party, the insurance companies, the repairs and the hire vehicles can generate a vast amount of administration and cost following even the smallest knock or scrape.

We offer a complete accident management service which takes complete control of the process leaving you stress free.

For more information download our:

Accident Management Factsheet

Key features of our Accident Management Service

For you, the process is completely hands-off
We deal directly with the driver from the moment the accident occurs meaning communication is quick, to the point and corrective action can begin straight away.

Complicated and sometimes confrontational discussions are dealt with on your behalf by experts
We liaise with both insurance companies and third parties to keep the loop as small as possible and avoid any unnecessary interference.

Replacement vehicles issued
Where applicable, we can arrange for a replacement vehicle to ensure your driver can get straight back to work, causing minimal disruption and delay

Helping to reduce repair costs and lead times
We only work with a network of approved bodyshops to handle our vehicle repairs and because we monitor the whole process, we can ensure no unnecessary work is undertaken and repairs are completed as quickly as possible.

Costs recovered where possible
If your driver is not at fault, we can work with the ‘at-fault’ party to retrieve any recovery or hire vehicle costs through our Credit Hire service.