Lehi, UT (July 22, 2025) – A multi-vehicle crash occurred Monday evening, July 21, on the northbound side of Interstate 15 near Exit 282 in Lehi, leaving at least one person injured and causing significant traffic delays.
Emergency crews from Lehi Fire responded to the crash at approximately 6:11 p.m. and closed the area for roughly 1 hour and 32 minutes to manage the scene and treat the injured. Traffic was rerouted while investigators assessed the roadway and worked to clear debris. Although the exact number of vehicles involved has not been officially confirmed, witnesses reported that several cars were blocking lanes near the off-ramp.
Paramedics arrived quickly and rendered aid to those hurt at the scene before transporting at least one victim to a nearby hospital for additional medical treatment. The current condition of the injured parties has not been released.
Authorities are still working to determine the circumstances that led to the collision. No citations or arrests have been made public, and the investigation is ongoing.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Car crashes remain one of the most reported emergency incidents across Utah each year. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, tens of thousands of crashes occur statewide annually, resulting in thousands of injuries and hundreds of fatalities. Many of these accidents are preventable, caused by distractions, excessive speed, impaired driving, or fatigue. Understanding the patterns of these accidents can help reduce risks and inform better driving decisions. As we continue to track local collisions, let’s take a closer look at how certain road conditions can contribute to serious crashes.
When navigating Utah roadways, certain road conditions can quickly increase the risk of an accident. Here are a few factors that can make driving more dangerous:
- Construction Zones: Construction areas can be unpredictable. Lanes may suddenly shift, signs may be unclear, and surfaces may be uneven. Drivers must remain alert and slow down in these zones to avoid accidents.
- Rain-Slicked Roads: Utah may not receive heavy rainfall often, but even light rain can mix with oil buildup and create slick surfaces, especially after dry spells. Reduced traction can make it harder to stop or steer.
- Poor Night Visibility: Many areas in Utah lack sufficient street lighting. When combined with headlight glare, this can severely reduce visibility. Crashes often happen because drivers cannot react in time to hazards.
- Potholes and Road Wear: Winter weather and road salt often leave behind potholes that linger into the summer. Unexpectedly hitting a pothole can cause a driver to lose control, leading to crashes or tire blowouts.
- Debris or Animals: Wildlife crossings or fallen branches are common in more rural stretches. Drivers may swerve to avoid obstacles, causing collisions in adjacent lanes or rollovers.
If you or a loved one were injured in a crash, it is important to speak with a Lehi car accident attorney right away. Legal advice in the early stages of an injury claim can make a significant difference in your financial recovery. From securing evidence to managing insurance communications, an experienced attorney can ease the burden and help you get back on your feet. Don’t wait to find out what legal options may be available after an accident that wasn’t your fault.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we treat every case like it matters—because it does. Our team has helped injured Utah residents since 1993 and brings more than 150 years of combined experience to each case we take. We don’t hand off your case to a paralegal—you’ll have direct communication with your attorney from day one. Whether through trial, arbitration, or settlement, we’ll help find the path that’s best for you. We never charge upfront, and we never charge fees on personal injury protection insurance. Call us at (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation and learn how our personalized approach can help you move forward.