If there is an accident in carpooling on go on road, how should I claim compensation?

Nowadays, when young people go out to travel, they basically do things with convenient transportation. If you want to play more freely, you will choose to go to road trip. Many young people are good at calculating. Going to road trip is not as good as carpooling, which is convenient for sharing postage and saving more money to buy souvenirs or enjoy delicious food. Then, if there is an accident in carpooling during go on road travel, how should I claim compensation?

First of all, we must understand how to divide the responsibility of paid carpooling. If there is a traffic accident in paid carpooling, the car will mainly bear 80% of the liability for compensation, and the remaining 20% will be borne by the friends themselves. Liability for compensation includes compensation, mainly including hospitalization expenses, nursing expenses, lost time, transportation expenses, etc. Of course, some people will advocate mental damage.

In addition, free carpooling will reduce the driver's compensation as appropriate. Paid carpool drivers need to bear about 80% responsibility. If carpooling is free, the judiciary will generally reduce the driver's liability for compensation for fairness. Therefore, the court will generally advise the parties to coordinate the liability for compensation, including personal and property injuries and damages.

Secondly, after signing the exemption clause, the result is different. Some drivers are more considerate and will let passengers sign exemption clauses. Generally speaking, in the process of carpooling, if there is a traffic accident, the driver will not bear any responsibility for the personal and property losses caused to the passengers. In this case, the law will not force the driver to compensate the passenger's property, but he must be responsible for personal injury. Even if the exemption clause is signed, it will not be recognized by law.

Therefore, when friends carpool on the road, they must make good plans for the direction and prepare for the bad direction so as not to lose more.