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ARTICLE · 24 SEPTEMBER 2025

Car Accident Claims In Cyprus: A Practical Guide For Drivers And Passengers

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Road traffic accidents are unfortunately a common occurrence in Cyprus. Beyond the shock and disruption they cause, accidents often raise important questions: Who is responsible?

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Road traffic accidents are unfortunately a common occurrence in Cyprus. Beyond the shock and disruption they cause, accidents often raise important questions: Who is responsible? How can medical expenses be covered? What rights do injured parties have?

Whether you are a driver, a passenger, or even a pedestrian, understanding the process for making a personal injury claim in Cyprus is essential. This guide outlines the practical steps to take and the main legal principles involved.

Immediate Steps After an Accident

  1. Ensure safety first – move to a safe location if possible and call an ambulance where injuries are involved.
  2. Contact the police – their report will be crucial in establishing liability.

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