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Stewart v Glaze [2009] EWHC 704 (QB)
An intoxicated man sitting chatting to his friend in a bus shelter suddenly gets up and runs into the path of an oncoming vehicle.
Cameron v Swan (2021) CSIH 30
An intoxicated man suffers life-changing injuries when he is run over whilst lying on the road.
CC v TD [2018] EWHC 1240 (QB)
An intoxicated man is hit and killed when crossing a road by a car travelling at 86mph.
Gilmour v Linea Directa Aseguradora Sa Compania Se Seguros Y Reaseguros
A drunk pedestrian is hit by a motorcyclist and pillion when crossing a road in Costa Adeje, Tenerife, Spain.
Lightfoot v Go-Ahead Group PLC [2011] EWHC 89 (QB)
A drunk pedestrian is hit by a bus while trying to flag it down.
Parkinson v Chief Constable of Dyfed Powys Police (2004)
A drunken pedestrian is knocked over and injured by a Police car in a built up area.
Eagle v Chambers (2003)
17yr old found to be 60% to blame when she was knocked over by a motorist, however, on appeal this was reduced to 40%.
Lunt v Khelifa (2002)
A pedestrian under the influence of alcohol was knocked down at a junction normally controlled by traffic lights.
Green v Bannister (2003)
A drunken man collapses in a cul de sac and is run over by a reversing car.
Birch v Paulson (2012)
A drunk man steps out into the path of a passing motorist and is knocked down.
Smith v Bluebird Buses (2014)
A drunk pedestrian attempts to cross the road and is struck by a bus.
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