Harrisville, UT (May 1, 2025) – Emergency crews were dispatched to the scene of a car crash on Wednesday, April 30, along the 2000 block of North Highway 89 in Harrisville. The accident occurred around 9:05 a.m., and units A21 and LA21 responded shortly after the initial call.
At least one person was reported injured in the collision. Medical personnel provided immediate care at the scene before transporting the victim to a local hospital for additional treatment. Portions of the roadway were temporarily affected as authorities investigated the crash and worked to clear damaged vehicles. The circumstances leading up to the collision remain unclear. Law enforcement officers are continuing their investigation to determine fault and any potential contributing factors.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah’s highways, including major corridors like Highway 89, often see higher rates of accidents due to increased traffic volumes and high speeds. Each year, thousands of Utahns are injured in crashes, many of which happen during morning commutes. These incidents often lead to costly medical bills, lost time from work, and emotional trauma.
When an accident happens, it’s common for injury symptoms to appear later. Here’s what victims should be mindful of in the hours and days following a crash:
- Delayed Back or Neck Pain: Back and neck injuries are common but may not cause immediate discomfort. Herniated discs or soft tissue damage may take hours or days to fully reveal themselves, especially after the initial shock wears off.
- Headaches That Worsen Over Time: A headache following an accident could be a sign of a concussion or even a more serious issue like a brain bleed. These symptoms should be evaluated promptly to rule out life-threatening conditions.
- Tingling or Numbness: Loss of sensation or a “pins and needles” feeling in the limbs can be an indication of nerve damage or spinal trauma. Ignoring these signs can lead to long-term impairment.
- Abdominal Pain or Swelling: Any abdominal symptoms should be taken seriously, as they may suggest internal bleeding. These injuries may not present visible signs, but can be dangerous without immediate treatment.
- Emotional or Cognitive Changes: Trauma from a crash can lead to mood swings, sleep disturbances, anxiety, or memory issues. These emotional and psychological effects are just as valid as physical injuries and deserve attention and care.
If you’ve been injured in a crash, don’t delay in getting legal guidance. A dedicated Harrisville car accident attorney can help you pursue financial recovery and make sure your rights are protected. Early action improves your chances of receiving full compensation for injuries and damages.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve helped injured Utahns since 1993. Our team brings over 150 years of combined personal injury experience and remains committed to providing one-on-one attention. We never charge upfront costs, and our consultations are always free. You’ll work directly with an attorney, not passed off to case managers or staff. Our fees stay the same, even if we go to trial. Contact us today at (801) 500-4000 to get started on your path to recovery.
