Highland, UT (August 3, 2025) – A vehicle crash occurred in the early morning hours of August 3 in the Highland area. Around 1:08 a.m., emergency crews with Lone Peak Fire were dispatched to the scene near 10400 North 5600 West Street following reports of a collision.
When officials arrived, they found at least one person injured as a result of the crash. Medical personnel assessed the victims at the site and transported those needing additional treatment to local hospitals. The road was closed off briefly as crews worked to assist the injured and clear the vehicles from the roadway. The events leading up to the crash are under review, and officers are continuing to investigate.
Our thoughts are with those who were hurt in this collision. We hope for their full recovery.
Car Accidents in Utah
In Utah, motor vehicle accidents occur daily, with thousands injured each year. According to Utah.gov, many crashes happen during overnight hours when visibility is low and fatigue becomes a factor. From busy city intersections to rural highways, no area is immune to the dangers posed by reckless or distracted driving. Drivers across Utah are urged to remain alert, follow traffic laws, and never operate a vehicle while impaired.
It helps to understand what kinds of injuries are often reported after these incidents. Below are a few of the most common outcomes for crash victims:
- Burn Injuries: Fires or hot surfaces inside a vehicle during a crash can cause severe burns. Victims may require skin grafts, physical therapy, and long-term care, especially in cases of third-degree burns.
- Chest Injuries: The force of a seatbelt or impact against a steering wheel can result in bruised or broken ribs, collapsed lungs, or cardiac trauma. These injuries often require hospitalization and can be life-threatening if not addressed quickly.
- Lacerations: Shattered glass and sharp metal often cause deep cuts. While some lacerations are minor, others may lead to infections or permanent scarring, particularly when wounds require stitches or surgery.
- Facial Injuries: Airbag deployment or blunt force trauma can damage the face, breaking bones or causing eye and dental injuries. Reconstructive surgery and rehabilitation may be needed.
- Psychological Trauma: Beyond physical harm, many victims experience anxiety, nightmares, or post-traumatic stress. Recovery may include counseling, therapy, and medication.
If you or a family member has been involved in a collision, contact our Highland car accident attorney without delay. An attorney can immediately begin building your case, gathering records, and managing negotiations with insurers. Quick legal action ensures your rights are protected and gives you the best shot at a fair settlement. Let us focus on your legal needs while you focus on healing.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, our goal is to support you every step of the way after an injury. We’ve served Utah communities since 1993 with unwavering commitment and personalized legal care. Our team doesn’t hand your case off to someone else—you’ll work directly with a dedicated attorney.
We offer free consultations and never charge upfront fees. You only pay if we win compensation for your case. Plus, our rates are often lower than other firms, even if your case goes to trial. Call Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks today at (801) 500-4000 to get started with a trusted advocate by your side.
