Payson, UT (May 6, 2025) – A serious auto wreck was reported on Monday, May 5, along Interstate 15 southbound near Payson, resulting in at least one injury.
The crash took place at approximately 6:45 p.m. near mile marker 25000 on I-15SB. Emergency crews from Payson responded quickly to the scene, including AMB91, CHF91, and ENG95 units. Upon arrival, first responders treated at least one person at the crash site and transported them to a nearby medical facility for continued care.
Authorities temporarily shut down part of the interstate in the area to allow emergency personnel to assist victims and remove debris from the road. The closure caused some traffic delays for drivers traveling through Payson. Officials have not released further information regarding the number of vehicles involved or the potential cause of the collision. Investigators are actively working to determine what led to the crash.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah roadways are the site of thousands of collisions each year, many of which occur on major highways like Interstate 15. In 2023, state records showed over 61,000 reported crashes, and thousands involved injuries requiring medical attention. For those involved, these wrecks can have both immediate and long-term impacts.
Many of the challenges victims face after an accident involve managing ongoing care and physical recovery. Here’s what that journey may look like for many:
- Physical Therapy: After an injury, especially involving broken bones or joint damage, physical therapy is often essential for recovery. It helps rebuild strength, improve mobility, and reduce pain. However, therapy requires a significant time commitment and may last for weeks or months depending on the severity of the injury.
- Chronic Pain Management: Some victims experience lingering pain long after the initial injury has healed. This could include nerve pain, back injuries, or joint discomfort. Chronic pain often affects daily activities and quality of life, sometimes requiring medication or specialized treatment plans.
- Mobility Limitations: More serious injuries, such as spinal or leg injuries, may limit a person’s ability to walk or drive. These restrictions may lead to the use of mobility aids or home modifications, and may even affect job responsibilities or independence.
- Follow-Up Appointments: Many crash victims need to attend regular check-ups to monitor recovery progress. These appointments might include imaging, medication adjustments, or specialist consultations. Keeping up with this medical care is critical, but it can also be exhausting and financially draining over time.
If you or a loved one has been hurt in a collision, it is essential to speak with a Payson car accident attorney as soon as possible. Our Payson car accident attorneys can help you understand your rights and begin the process of pursuing fair compensation. The aftermath of a crash is often filled with stress, but having the right legal team can help you feel supported from start to finish.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we are committed to helping accident victims throughout Utah recover what they’re owed. Since 1993, we’ve focused exclusively on personal injury law and proudly serve clients from our offices in Provo and South Jordan. Our team of attorneys brings more than 150 years of combined experience to each case. We don’t charge upfront fees, and our rates are often 5 to 15% lower than other firms. If your case goes to trial, our fees don’t increase—unlike many others. You will always work directly with your attorney, not a staffer. Contact us today at (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation.
