Lindon, UT (June 12, 2025) – A late-night vehicle crash occurred on June 11 along 700 North Street near 2076 West in Lindon, resulting in injuries and prompting a prolonged emergency response.
The Orem Fire Department responded to the scene at approximately 10:17 p.m. Emergency crews remained on site for 67 minutes to assist the injured and clear the roadway. At least one person was treated for injuries and transported to a local hospital for continued care. The road was closed during the response and reopened shortly after the scene was cleared. The crash remains under investigation as officials work to determine how the incident occurred and whether additional parties were involved.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Throughout Utah, night-time driving continues to present increased risks for serious crashes. Reduced visibility, driver fatigue, and increased chances of impaired driving all contribute to late-night incidents. Law enforcement and emergency services work around the clock to respond to these collisions and minimize their impact on local communities.
Navigating the legal and medical aftermath of a late-night crash can be overwhelming. Here are key things to keep in mind when dealing with injuries that happen during off-hours:
- After-Hours Medical Care: Emergency departments are often the first stop after a late crash, but follow-up care is still crucial. Schedule visits with your primary care doctor or a specialist to ensure injuries are properly documented.
- Limited Witnesses: Fewer drivers on the road means fewer potential witnesses. If you’re able, collect contact info from any bystanders or passengers to support your case.
- Insurance Reporting Timelines: Most insurance companies expect quick notification of a crash. Make note of the time and circumstances, and file your claim promptly to avoid delays or denials.
- Emotional Toll at Night: Crashes that happen late in the day can increase anxiety and disrupt sleep. Stress and trauma may linger longer due to the time of day. Seek mental health support if needed.
- Repair Shop Delays: If your vehicle needs repairs, be aware that many shops may not begin work immediately after a nighttime incident. Be patient, but stay in touch to keep things moving.
If you or a loved one was hurt, contacting a Lindon car accident attorney can help ease the pressure. An attorney can communicate with insurers on your behalf and focus on your recovery so you don’t have to face this alone.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve built a reputation across Utah for providing strong legal support after serious accidents. Our attorneys never pass you off to case managers—we work with you directly every step of the way. With no upfront fees and payment only if we win, our team is committed to helping families like yours recover physically, emotionally, and financially. We serve clients throughout Utah County from our offices in Provo and South Jordan. Contact us at (801) 500-4000 today for a free consultation.
