Provo, UT (May 17, 2025) – A vehicle accident occurred during the evening hours of May 16 in Provo, drawing a response from multiple emergency units. The crash took place near 151 East Stadium Avenue shortly before 7:47 p.m.
Provo Fire Department units, including BC, E22, and MA22, arrived quickly to evaluate the scene. At least one individual sustained injuries requiring medical attention. Paramedics provided initial treatment at the location before transporting the victim to a nearby hospital. The extent of the injuries has not been publicly released.
Authorities are currently reviewing the cause of the accident. East Stadium Avenue experienced traffic delays as emergency responders worked to clear the area and assist those involved. The investigation into the circumstances of the collision remains ongoing.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
In Utah, car accidents continue to occur daily on both city roads and highways. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, thousands of crashes are reported annually, many of which result in injuries ranging from minor to severe. Evening hours are particularly risky, especially around active intersections or near university zones like the area in Provo.
Understanding what to expect after a crash can help victims manage the process more smoothly. Here’s what often happens after an auto accident:
- Police and Emergency Response: Once 911 is called, police and EMS are dispatched to the scene. Their first priority is assessing injuries, providing aid, and securing the area to prevent further danger.
- Initial Medical Evaluation: Victims are evaluated at the scene and, if needed, transported to a hospital. This documentation is crucial for both health and legal reasons, especially if symptoms worsen later.
- Filing a Police Report: A written report is generated documenting who was involved, potential causes, witness statements, and vehicle damage. This report is vital for insurance claims and potential legal action.
- Notifying Insurance Providers: Victims should contact their insurance company shortly after the accident to report the incident. Providing accurate and timely information is essential for processing claims.
- Seeking Legal Guidance: Depending on the severity of injuries or liability issues, hiring an attorney can help protect the victim’s rights and ensure fair compensation.
- Medical Follow-Up and Recovery: Injuries may require ongoing treatment, physical therapy, or rehabilitation. Keeping medical records and following through on care recommendations helps build a strong claim.
If you were injured in a recent accident, now is the time to contact a qualified car accident attorney. Acting quickly allows you to preserve evidence, protect your rights, and avoid common insurance pitfalls that could limit your recovery.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve dedicated over 30 years to helping injured Utah residents get the justice they deserve. With more than 150 years of combined experience, our legal team provides direct attorney access, not just assistants or case managers. We don’t charge any upfront fees, and we never take a cut of your no-fault PIP compensation. Our contingency fees are typically 5 to 15% lower than many other firms, and they stay consistent even if your case goes to trial. Contact us today at (801) 500-4000 to schedule a free consultation and start rebuilding your future.
