Provo, UT (July 20, 2025) – A motor vehicle accident was reported Saturday afternoon, July 19, in Provo that resulted in at least one person being injured. The incident occurred around 3:15 p.m. near 1502 North 2800 West Street and prompted a swift response from Provo Fire units.
Emergency crews arrived quickly and provided immediate assistance at the scene. One individual was transported to a nearby hospital for additional medical care. The roadway was closed briefly while responders assisted the injured and cleared the site of the crash. No further information has been released about the number of vehicles involved or the cause of the collision, which remains under investigation by local officials.
We hope those hurt in this crash recover quickly and fully.
Car Accidents in Utah
In Utah, thousands of accidents occur each year on local streets and highways alike. Provo, being one of the state’s most populous areas, frequently experiences a high volume of traffic incidents. These crashes range from minor fender-benders to serious collisions involving injuries and vehicle damage.
When it comes to what happens after a crash, it’s important to understand how injury claims are evaluated. Here are several key components:
- Extent of Injuries: Medical records play a central role in determining how severely a person was injured. The longer and more invasive the treatment, the higher the claim value may be.
- Treatment Duration: Ongoing care such as physical therapy or multiple surgeries indicates long-term impact and contributes to a larger settlement or award.
- Lost Wages: Time away from work—whether a few days or extended medical leave—can be calculated into compensation based on pay stubs and employer documentation.
- Pain and Suffering: These damages account for physical discomfort, emotional distress, and disruptions to everyday life. They are often based on the length and intensity of recovery.
- Permanent Impairment: Injuries that lead to lifelong disability or reduced function are factored heavily into the overall value of a claim.
- Comparative Fault: Utah uses a modified comparative fault rule. If you’re less than 50% at fault, you may still receive compensation, though it could be reduced based on your share of responsibility.
If you’ve been injured in a Provo crash, working with a skilled car accident attorney can help ensure your damages are fully calculated and fairly pursued. An attorney can handle documentation, negotiations, and deadlines so you don’t have to manage it alone.
Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks has been helping Utah injury victims since 1993. With offices in Provo and South Jordan, we proudly serve our neighbors with personalized legal support. You won’t be passed off to a case manager—you’ll work directly with your attorney.
There are no upfront fees, and our pricing stays the same whether your case settles or goes to court. We’re here to help you regain control after a crash. Call us today at (801) 500-4000 to schedule your free consultation.
