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Tram Accident Claim Solicitors

If you’ve been injured in a tram accident, you could be owed £10,000s in compensation. Contact our specialist solicitors today to start your tram accident claim.
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Key Points for Tram Accident Claims

Most tram accident claims can be made on a No Win, No Fee basis with no upfront cost
You typically have 3 years from the date of the tram accident to start your claim
Compensation may cover injuries, loss of earnings, medical treatment, and future care needs
You may be eligible to claim if injured as a tram passenger, pedestrian, cyclist, or other road user
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Meet Our Tram Accident Claim Solicitors

Stonehewer Moss are trusted personal injury solicitors with a proven track record in securing compensation for tram accident claims. We offer a No Win, No Fee service and a free initial consultation to help you get started without financial risk.

We’re known for our personal, approachable service and genuine care for our clients, with recognised expertise in handling complex tram-related injury claims.

What Is a Tram Accident Claim?

A tram accident claim allows you to seek compensation if you’ve been injured in a tram-related incident caused by someone else’s negligence. Whether you were a passenger, pedestrian, cyclist, or driver, if the accident wasn’t your fault, you may have the legal right to make a claim for your injuries and losses. This includes not only physical harm, but also lost income, medical bills, and rehabilitation costs.

Who Is Liable in a Tram Accident Claim?

Liability in a tram accident can vary depending on the circumstances. In many cases, responsibility may lie with the tram operator or the transport authority if there was driver error, lack of maintenance, or a system failure. However, third-party drivers, contractors, or even local councils may be held accountable if poor road conditions, signal faults, or other hazards contributed to the incident. Our specialist solicitors will investigate the cause of your tram accident in detail to identify who is at fault and build a strong case for compensation. Acting quickly is vital, as most claims must be made within three years of the accident date.

What Types of Tram Accidents Do We Cover?

Our tram accident solicitors can help you claim for a wide range of incidents involving trams. These include injuries caused by collisions, sudden movements, or unsafe conditions in and around tram systems. If you were hurt as a passenger, pedestrian, cyclist, driver, or tramline worker, we may be able to help you claim compensation.

  • Tram collisions: Crashes involving other trams, vehicles, or objects, including derailments.
  • Sudden movements: Accidents caused by harsh braking, jolts, or poor track conditions.
  • Tram and vehicle accidents: Injuries from being hit while driving or travelling in a car involved in a tram collision.
  • Tram and cyclist accidents: Incidents where a tram strikes or causes harm to someone riding a bike.
  • Tram and pedestrian accidents: Injuries from being struck while walking near tram routes or crossings.
  • Platform or tramline accidents: Including slips, trips, electrical contact, or falls onto the tracks.
  • Tramline work-related injuries: If you were injured while working on or around tramlines — as a driver, engineer, or support staff — you may also be eligible to make an accident at work claim.

Why Choose Us?

Friendly & Personal

We offer friendly, personal legal advice with clear, supportive guidance every step of the way.

No Win, No Fee

We offer a straightforward No Win, No Fee claims service, with fees starting from just 18% of your compensation.

Accredited Firm

We’re APIL-accredited, highlighting our specialised expertise in personal injury law.

What Are the Most Common Injuries from Tram Accidents?

Tram accident injuries can range from minor cuts and bruises to serious, life-changing conditions. Depending on the nature of the accident — whether it involved a collision, a sudden jolt, or a platform incident — victims may experience a wide variety of physical harm. Regardless of how severe your injuries are, if the accident was not your fault, you could be entitled to claim compensation.

Some of the most common injuries seen in tram accident claims include:

  • Slips, trips and falls – often caused by sudden stops, wet platforms, or poor maintenance.
  • Whiplash – common in tram collisions or abrupt braking incidents.
  • Head injuries – from being thrown inside the tram or struck while on foot.
  • Crushing injuries – particularly in derailments or severe impacts.
  • Electrocution – from contact with overhead tram wires or faulty equipment.

Speak to Our Expert Tram Accident Claim Solicitors Today

Stonehewer Moss Solicitors are experienced tram accident claim specialists, accredited by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).

We’ve helped clients across the UK claim compensation for serious tram-related injuries, all on a No Win No Fee basis. Whether you were a passenger or pedestrian, we’re here to help.

For more information on what you can claim for and how the process works, see our guide to tram and tube accident claims.

Start Your Claim Online

Our expert solicitors are ready to help. Start your claim now and get the support you need without delay.

24/7 Enquiry Line

Lines are open 24/7 and our team of solicitors are on standby to take your call and assist with your claim today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, if you’ve been injured in a tram accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to compensation. This includes accidents involving passengers, pedestrians, cyclists, or motorists where negligence or unsafe conditions were a factor.

Liability may rest with the tram operator, a local transport authority, a third-party driver, or even a maintenance contractor — depending on the cause of the accident. A solicitor will help identify who is legally responsible for your injuries.
You may be able to claim for pain and suffering, lost earnings, medical treatment, rehabilitation costs, travel expenses, and any long-term care needs resulting from the accident.
In most cases, you have three years from the date of the tram accident to make a claim. It’s best to seek legal advice as soon as possible to ensure key evidence is preserved.
Yes, we handle most tram accident claims on a No Win No Fee basis. This means you won’t pay any legal fees if your claim is unsuccessful — offering peace of mind during what can be a stressful time.
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