Lehi, UT (April 1, 2025) – On March 31, a mid-day crash in Lehi brought emergency crews to the scene. The incident occurred at approximately 12:16 p.m. on West 2100 North Street.
Lehi Fire units, including both engine and medical teams, responded to the location following reports of a collision. Once on site, first responders provided medical attention to at least one individual who sustained injuries. That person was transported to a local hospital for further treatment. Crews worked to assess the vehicles involved and clear the roadway to restore safe traffic flow. No details have been released yet regarding the cause of the crash or how many vehicles were involved. The investigation into the circumstances of the accident is ongoing.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah consistently reports thousands of injury-related crashes every year, with a growing number of incidents occurring on major streets in rapidly expanding cities like Lehi. Data from the Utah Department of Public Safety shows that driver error—including distraction, speeding, and unsafe lane changes—is responsible for the majority of these incidents. Whether on a rural road or a suburban corridor, accidents can have serious, lasting impacts on individuals and their families.
When someone is injured in a crash, the effects can extend far beyond physical pain. Here’s how being involved in a car accident can take a toll on your emotional and psychological well-being:
- Post-Traumatic Stress: It’s common for crash victims to replay the incident in their minds, leading to anxiety and emotional distress. Some may avoid driving or develop panic attacks triggered by traffic.
- Mood Disorders: Pain, limited mobility, or a disrupted lifestyle can lead to feelings of depression. Many people experience hopelessness during recovery—especially when their daily routines are altered for weeks or months.
- Sleep Disturbances: Emotional trauma or physical discomfort can cause insomnia, nightmares, or restlessness. Poor sleep then affects energy levels, concentration, and overall health.
- Irritability and Withdrawal: After a crash, individuals may feel irritable, frustrated, or distant from friends and loved ones. These feelings can lead to strained relationships and isolation.
- Grief and Loss: In more serious cases where someone dies or is permanently injured, survivors may experience prolonged grief, guilt, or a sense of loss that interferes with healing.
- Cognitive Struggles: Emotional shock and trauma can affect memory and decision-making, making everyday tasks feel more difficult.
If you or a loved one has suffered injuries in a crash, don’t wait to get help. Speak with our Lehi car accident attorneys as soon as possible. The earlier you take action, the easier it is to collect key evidence and preserve your legal rights. A qualified attorney can walk you through your options, handle insurance issues, and fight for the compensation you need to heal and move forward.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we provide injury victims with thoughtful, dedicated legal representation. Our firm has served Utah since 1993, focusing solely on personal injury law. We don’t collect any legal fees unless your case is successful, and we never take a portion of your personal injury protection (PIP) benefits. Our fees are often lower than other firms—and they stay consistent, even if your case goes to trial. We work directly with our clients to ensure they feel heard, supported, and informed every step of the way. Call Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks at (801) 500-4000 today for a free consultation.
