1. ROAD ACCIDENT FUND COMMISSION
- Most frequent injuries
- Average time (Claims finalised 1998)
Rose
Distribution of claim size
- Categories of compensation
- Road accident income, transaction costs compenstation for 2000
The impact of the current system of road accident compensation on healthcare and rehabilitation

2. Most Frequent Injuries

3. Average Time (Claims Finalised 1998)

4. Distribution of Claim Size

5. Categories of Compensation
Percent

6. Road Accident Income, Transaction Costs Compensation for 2000
Claimant’s Admin & Experts: %
Administration of RAF: %
RAF Experts: %
Net Reserve
Arrive Alive Campaign
Compensation Paid

7. The focus is the presence or absence of fault
The impact of the current system of road accident compensation on healthcare and rehabilitation
Exclusion from system
Non-road accident victims
Technical and complex
Negligence unproven
Own negligence
The system is excluding
The focus is on fault
Misallocation of compensation funds
Transaction costs are high
Lump sums offer no security
The focus is the presence or absence of fault
Allocation of compensation funds
Minor injuries
General damages
Expenditure of skills, time, money and energy
Delay
Transaction costs
Transaction costs
Lump sums offer no security
Administration and experts consume compensation revenues
Compensation is used to pay further costs
No review for adjustment of benefits
Inaccurate guesstimates
Compensation utilised for other purposes
HIV/AIDS