Case presentation: A 30 years old female met with a road traffic accident and was brought to our emergency department. She was diagnosed to have comminuted midshaft clavicle fracture in right side (Allman ^[6] type 1, Robinson ^[7] type 2B2) and displaced lateral end fracture of clavicle in left side (Allman type2, Robinson type 3 B1A). The midshaft fracture on the right side was fixed with precontoured clavicle locking plate by classical superior incision. The lateral end fracture of the left clavicle was fixed with a subacromial hook plate in the same sitting.

Conclusion: Simultaneously occurring bilateral displaced fractures of clavicle treated with locking plates gives good functional outcome and cuts down the period of morbidity.