Is there any compensation for traffic accident social security?

Legal analysis: social security compensation for traffic accidents is compensation for work-related injuries. After a traffic accident, if it is recognized as a work-related injury, you can get double compensation. However, double indemnity is not the sum of the two kinds of compensation. There is no uniform regulation on how to compensate, but it depends on local regulations. In many places, compensation is differential, that is to say, it should be dealt with in traffic accident compensation first. If the compensation amount is lower than the treatment standard of work-related injury insurance, the difference will be made up by the work-related injury insurance fund. In some places, after the injured get compensation from the injured party, they have to deduct compensation for work-related injuries, such as medical expenses.

Legal basis: Article 76 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that if a motor vehicle accident causes personal injury or property loss, the insurance company shall make compensation within the liability limit of compulsory motor vehicle third party liability insurance; The insufficient part shall be liable for compensation in accordance with the following provisions: (1) In case of a traffic accident between motor vehicles, the party at fault shall be liable for compensation; If both parties are at fault, they shall share the responsibility according to their respective fault proportions. (two) motor vehicles and non-motor vehicle drivers and pedestrians have traffic accidents, and the non-motor vehicle drivers and pedestrians are not at fault, and the motor vehicle party shall be liable for compensation; If there is evidence that non-motor vehicle drivers and pedestrians are at fault, the liability for compensation of the motor vehicle party shall be appropriately reduced according to the degree of fault; If the motor vehicle party is not at fault, it shall be liable for compensation not exceeding 10%. The loss of traffic accidents is caused by non-motor vehicle drivers and pedestrians deliberately colliding with motor vehicles, and the motor vehicle party is not liable for compensation.