Kanarraville, UT (March 24, 2025) – A serious rollover involving a truck and trailer caused injuries and traffic delays along northbound Interstate 15 on March 23. The crash occurred around 1:40 p.m. near milepost 43, just outside Kanarraville, and led to a closure of the right lane as emergency crews responded.
First responders quickly arrived at the scene to assist those involved. While the exact number of people injured has not been confirmed, authorities reported that at least one person sustained injuries and required medical treatment. Paramedics provided on-site care and transported victims to nearby hospitals for further evaluation.
The truck and trailer were reportedly overturned, obstructing traffic and prompting law enforcement and highway patrol to close the affected lane to clear debris and allow emergency services to operate safely. Details about what caused the rollover have not been officially released, though an investigation is ongoing.
We hope those injured in this accident recover swiftly.
Truck Accidents in Utah
Large truck crashes are a significant concern on Utah’s highways, especially along busy freight corridors like Interstate 15. According to the Utah Department of Transportation, hundreds of truck-involved crashes happen each year, many of which lead to serious injuries or fatalities. Rollover accidents, in particular, pose increased risks due to cargo weight, vehicle instability, and higher speeds on interstates.
Here are some important factors that often contribute to large truck rollovers:
- Speed Around Curves: Many rollovers occur when trucks enter curves or ramps at unsafe speeds. Due to their high center of gravity, trucks and trailers are much more likely to overturn when speed is not reduced.
- Improper Loading: Uneven or unsecured cargo can shift suddenly during a turn or braking, throwing off the vehicle’s balance. This makes it harder for the driver to regain control and increases the chance of a rollover.
- Driver Fatigue: Long-haul drivers often work long shifts, which can lead to slower reaction times, poor judgment, or falling asleep at the wheel. Fatigue is a known factor in many rollover and highway accidents involving commercial trucks.
- Mechanical Failures: Tire blowouts, brake issues, or steering problems can all cause a driver to lose control. Regular inspections and maintenance are critical to preventing equipment-related rollovers.
- Sudden Maneuvers: Swerving to avoid obstacles or reacting abruptly to traffic can destabilize a truck. With limited ability to recover quickly, a trailer can easily jackknife or roll during these high-stress moments.
If you or someone you love has been injured in a crash involving a commercial vehicle, call Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks to speak with our efficient Kanarraville truck accident attorneys. Getting legal help early is important. A skilled attorney can begin investigating the accident, gathering critical evidence, and protecting your right to compensation. Trucking companies and insurers often act fast—having someone on your side from day one matters.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we offer free consultations and are ready to stand by you. If you or a loved one has been hurt in a truck accident, reach out to our team at (801) 500-4000. We’ve spent more than 30 years focused solely on injury law, and our attorneys bring over 150 years of combined experience to every case. We don’t pass clients off to assistants—you’ll have direct access to your attorney throughout. Our firm charges no upfront fees, and we don’t increase fees if your case goes to trial. We’re committed to helping you move forward after a serious injury.
