Herriman, UT (July 18, 2025) – A multi-vehicle crash involving a GMC was reported in Herriman late Wednesday afternoon, July 16. The accident occurred near the intersection of Mountain View Corridor and South Academy Parkway around 4:34 p.m., prompting an emergency response to the scene.
Authorities have confirmed that at least one person was injured in the collision and transported to a nearby hospital. The number of vehicles involved has not been disclosed, though early reports indicate more than one vehicle may have been impacted. First responders remained on site for a period of time to assist those hurt and investigate the circumstances. As of now, officials continue to investigate what led to the crash.
We hope everyone involved in the accident recovers quickly and fully.
Car Accidents in Utah
Traffic crashes remain one of the leading causes of injury in Utah, with tens of thousands of reported incidents annually. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, more than 60,000 motor vehicle accidents occurred statewide in a recent year, with over 26,000 of them resulting in injury. Many of these accidents are preventable and often stem from distracted driving, speeding, or following too closely. These incidents often lead to physical, emotional, and financial challenges for victims.
One of the most overlooked consequences of a serious crash is the long-term toll on a person’s quality of life. Below are a few ways car accidents can affect everyday living:
- Limited Mobility and Independence: Injuries from a crash may limit a person’s ability to walk, drive, or perform basic tasks. This often forces changes in routine, including relying on others for transportation or assistance with daily needs.
- Changes in Employment or Career Path: For those with physically demanding jobs, even temporary injuries can result in lost wages or permanent changes in job duties. Some are unable to return to work at all, requiring retraining or career shifts.
- Financial Planning Challenges: Medical debt, therapy costs, and reduced income strain household budgets. Families may need to adjust spending, pause long-term savings plans, or seek financial assistance during recovery.
- Mental and Emotional Recovery: Crash victims may face depression, anxiety, or PTSD after the incident. Emotional healing often takes longer than physical recovery, and not everyone feels comfortable seeking therapy, even when needed.
- Family Role Adjustments: A parent, spouse, or caregiver may be unable to fulfill their usual responsibilities. This can create stress for children or partners who must adjust their routines or take on new roles.
If you were injured in a crash like the one in Herriman, contacting a local car accident attorney can help you understand your rights and begin the recovery process. The earlier you reach out, the more support you’ll have gathering evidence, managing insurance claims, and planning for your future. Don’t carry the burden alone—let a skilled attorney take some of the weight off your shoulders.
Since 1993, Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks has helped injured individuals across Utah rebuild their lives. From our offices in South Jordan and Provo, we offer one-on-one legal support tailored to your case. You’ll never be charged upfront, and we only collect a fee if we win your case. Our firm is known for keeping rates consistent—even if a case goes to trial. Call us at (801) 500-4000 today for a free consultation with an attorney who cares.
