Ogden, UT (May 5, 2025) – A motor vehicle crash took place on Sunday, May 4, in the Ogden area, resulting in at least one person being injured. The accident occurred around 2:09 p.m. near 113 North Childs Avenue.
Police officers, paramedics, and fire personnel responded promptly to the scene. Emergency responders assisted the injured and provided on-site care before transporting at least one individual to a local medical facility for treatment. Road access was partially restricted while officials worked to manage the crash scene and begin an investigation. Updates will be shared as more information becomes available.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Each year in Utah, thousands of people are injured in auto wrecks ranging from fender-benders to severe multi-vehicle crashes. As cities like Ogden grow, the increased number of drivers, construction zones, and distractions behind the wheel continue to raise the likelihood of collisions. With a large percentage of crashes occurring on city streets, it’s important for drivers and pedestrians alike to remain alert.
Victims of crashes often experience the following hurdles throughout their recovery process:
- Extended Physical Recovery: Many injuries require weeks or even months to heal. Soft tissue injuries, broken bones, and internal trauma can limit mobility and daily functioning long after the crash. Rehabilitative therapy may become part of the long-term recovery plan.
- Sleep Disturbances and Stress: The physical pain of injuries and emotional toll of the crash can affect a person’s sleep. Stress, anxiety, and fear may also lead to difficulty resting, which slows the body’s ability to heal and can affect mental clarity.
- Transportation Barriers: After a crash, victims often lose access to a reliable vehicle. This can interfere with doctor visits, work responsibilities, and school schedules. In areas with limited public transit, the impact is even greater on families and individuals.
- Household Adjustments: An injured person may be unable to clean, cook, or manage daily tasks. Loved ones often take on additional duties, which can create tension and fatigue over time. Some households even need to hire outside help, which adds financial pressure.
- Insurance Claim Delays: Filing a claim doesn’t always mean quick payment. Insurers may require extra documentation, delay approvals, or undervalue injuries. This makes it harder for victims to keep up with bills and secure necessary medical care.
If you or someone you love was hurt in a car accident, call our Ogden car accident attorney today. The days immediately following a crash are critical. An attorney can help gather witness statements, preserve evidence, and handle complex insurance paperwork so you can focus on recovery. Don’t wait until delays or mistakes jeopardize your right to fair compensation—get reliable legal help now.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve been advocating for Utah’s injured for more than three decades. Our clients work directly with attorneys, not handed off to assistants or case managers. We don’t charge upfront fees, and you’ll only pay if we successfully resolve your case. We also don’t take fees from PIP coverage, and our legal costs often run lower than competitors—even in trial situations. Whether your case is resolved quickly or goes all the way to court, our focus is on you. Call (801) 500-4000 now to speak with someone who can help.
