Centerville, UT (June 19, 2025) – A serious crash involving four vehicles occurred Monday morning, June 17, along the southbound lanes of Interstate 15 in Centerville. The accident caused significant delays and left multiple people injured.
According to Utah Highway Patrol Lt. Cam Roden, the collision took place after traffic began to slow due to a dirt spill on the roadway. One of the vehicles rolled over during the crash, and another became pinned beneath a semi-truck. A fourth vehicle sustained minor damage. Crews from the Kaysville Fire Department were among the first to respond.
Of the four individuals involved, two were transported to nearby hospitals for further medical treatment. Their conditions have not yet been released. The Utah Department of Transportation confirmed that three right lanes were closed at 9:12 a.m., with full reopening projected just after 10:15 a.m. Investigations into the cause of the crash are still ongoing.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah drivers face a wide range of road hazards throughout the year. In 2023 alone, Utah reported over 61,000 car accidents, many of which resulted in injuries. Heavy traffic on high-speed roads like Interstate 15 increases the risk of multi-vehicle crashes, especially when conditions shift suddenly. From stalled traffic to spilled debris, the unexpected can turn routine commutes into dangerous situations.
One often-overlooked element of major crashes is multi-vehicle collision complexity.
- Determining fault in crashes involving three or more vehicles is rarely straightforward. Chain-reaction impacts can make it difficult to establish who initially caused the incident, leading to complications with insurance and liability.
- Victims often experience a wide range of injuries, from whiplash and soft tissue damage to fractures and head trauma. Emergency room evaluations are essential for documenting these injuries, even if they seem minor at first.
- Vehicle damage claims can be delayed when multiple insurers are involved. Disputes over liability often lead to slower resolutions and extended wait times for vehicle repairs or replacement.
- Eyewitness testimony and dashcam footage become especially important in these incidents. Without clear visuals or firsthand accounts, fault may remain disputed for weeks or months.
- Lastly, emotional trauma from high-impact or frightening crashes—like rollovers or entrapments—can linger long after physical injuries heal. Mental health support is an important part of recovery.
If you were hurt in a crash involving multiple vehicles, call our Centerville car accident attorney. The days immediately following a serious accident are crucial. Gathering evidence, securing medical records, and navigating multiple insurance claims is complex, especially when serious injuries are involved. Our attorneys can take over the legal burden so you can focus on healing.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we understand the pressure and pain that follows a major crash. Our firm has spent decades supporting injured Utahns from our Provo and South Jordan offices. We never charge up front and don’t collect unless we recover compensation for you. You’ll never owe fees on no-fault PIP benefits, and our contingency rates are typically lower than most. We give each case the individualized attention it deserves. From day one, you’ll work directly with an experienced attorney—not a paralegal. Call (801) 500-4000 to set up your free consultation today.
