Ogden, UT (May 6, 2025) – A car wreck was reported Monday, May 5, on Chester Street in Ogden, resulting in at least one injury.
The accident occurred around 4:54 p.m. near 400 Chester Street. First responders arrived quickly to assess the scene and assist the injured. Emergency crews treated at least one victim at the location before transporting them to a nearby medical center for further care.
Police temporarily blocked the affected portion of Chester Street to allow fire crews and medics to work safely. As of now, officials have not disclosed how many vehicles were involved or what led up to the collision. The roadway has since reopened, but the investigation remains active. Authorities are still working to determine the circumstances that caused the crash.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah experiences a high volume of vehicle collisions every year, with 2023 records showing more than 61,000 crashes across the state. Whether on major highways or residential streets like Chester Street, accidents can happen at any time—and the aftermath often brings more than just physical injury.
One issue that many accident victims face is handling transportation problems in the days and weeks after a wreck. Here’s how that can impact their recovery:
- Lack of a Usable Vehicle: If a vehicle is badly damaged or totaled, victims are left without reliable transportation. This affects their ability to go to medical appointments, work, or handle daily responsibilities like grocery shopping or school pickup.
- Waiting on Insurance Approval: Even when insurance covers rental cars or repairs, getting approval can take days. This delay creates added stress for those already trying to manage injuries and recovery. Victims may be forced to pay upfront or find temporary solutions on their own.
- Out-of-Pocket Rental Costs: Rental coverage often has strict limits. Some people end up paying for rental cars themselves once those limits are exceeded. Others may not have rental coverage at all and must rely on family or public transit.
- Prolonged Repair Times: Depending on part availability and shop schedules, repairs can take weeks—or even longer. In the meantime, victims may face added disruption, especially if their vehicle was customized or critical to their job.
If you’ve been injured in a collision and are now dealing with medical bills, lost transportation, or insurance issues, it’s time to contact an Ogden car accident attorney. Our Ogden car accident attorneys work hard to make sure you’re compensated for every part of your loss—not just the initial injury. Whether your case involves insurance negotiations or potential court action, having a lawyer by your side can ease the process and protect your future.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we offer free consultations to injured victims across Utah. Since 1993, our firm has focused exclusively on personal injury law. With offices in Provo and South Jordan, our attorneys bring more than 150 years of combined experience to each case. You’ll work directly with your attorney—not assistants or case managers. We don’t charge a fee unless you receive a financial award, and our pricing often beats industry standards by 5 to 15%. Even if your case goes to trial, our rates typically stay the same. Call us at (801) 500-4000 today to speak with our team and get the support you need.
