Roy, UT (May 5, 2025) – A car crash occurred in Roy on Sunday, May 4, around 10:45 a.m. The incident happened near 3699 South 2025 West and resulted in at least one person sustaining injuries.
Roy police and emergency medical services arrived quickly at the scene to assist those involved. Medical personnel provided care on-site and transported at least one injured individual to a nearby hospital for continued evaluation. The road was partially blocked while responders worked the crash and gathered details for an investigation, which remains ongoing at this time.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah’s neighborhoods and suburban areas, including cities like Roy, are no strangers to motor vehicle accidents. With over 60,000 crashes reported statewide each year, a significant portion occur on residential or lower-traffic streets. These locations may seem safer, but limited visibility, fast turns, and distracted driving all contribute to accident risk.
Here are a few common long-term effects and challenges car crash victims may face:
- Mobility Issues and Physical Therapy: Injuries like joint damage, muscle strains, and fractures can make daily movement difficult. Victims may need physical therapy to regain strength and flexibility. This recovery can take months and often interrupts work and family life.
- Mental Fatigue and Concentration Problems: Trauma from a crash often affects mental clarity. Victims may experience brain fog, trouble concentrating, or memory issues—particularly if they sustained a concussion or other head injury. This can impact their ability to work, drive, or handle everyday tasks.
- Loss of Enjoyment in Daily Activities: Post-accident pain and trauma can cause people to give up hobbies or social activities they once enjoyed. Whether due to physical discomfort or anxiety, this loss often affects mood and emotional well-being.
- Changes to Family Dynamics: Injuries often force other family members to become caregivers. Children, spouses, or parents may need to assist with mobility, meals, and appointments—creating stress and financial strain throughout the household.
- Need for Ongoing Specialist Care: Even after a hospital discharge, victims often require ongoing care from specialists like neurologists, orthopedic surgeons, or mental health providers. These visits can be costly and difficult to manage without proper legal support and insurance coverage.
If you or someone you love was hurt in a car accident, call our Roy car accident attorney at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks today. Speaking with a legal advocate early ensures your case is handled properly from the beginning. Evidence is easiest to preserve right away, and insurance companies often begin building their defense immediately. A skilled attorney can protect your interests, organize your medical documentation, and help you recover the compensation you’re entitled to.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we are proud to support injured Utah residents through every step of recovery. With over 150 combined years of legal experience, our team provides personalized legal care with no upfront costs. We don’t take a portion of your PIP benefits and offer consistently fair pricing—even if the case proceeds to trial. Since 1993, our firm has handled only personal injury cases, and we stay personally involved in every matter. If you’ve been injured and need help, call (801) 500-4000 to speak directly with a member of our team. We’re here to help you move forward.
