RTA small claims value cap

• A. up to 10k
• B. up to 25k
• C. up to 5k
• D. up to 50k

Answer: (A)

The value cap for RTA small claims is the maximum amount that can be dealt with in the small claims track for road traffic accident claims. This track is designed for quick, cost-effective resolution of straightforward cases, so once the claim value exceeds the cap, it moves to a higher track with more formal procedures.

Ten thousand pounds is the limit that applies here, so claims valued at or below that amount can proceed in the small claims track, while higher-value claims would not. The other options don’t fit: five thousand pounds is within the cap but not the cap itself, and twenty-five thousand or fifty thousand pounds exceed the small claims limit.