Provo, UT (May 5, 2025) – A vehicle crash occurred in Provo on Sunday, May 4, just before 4 p.m. The incident happened near 895 South University Avenue and resulted in at least one person sustaining injuries.
Local authorities and paramedics were dispatched to the site shortly after the accident was reported. Emergency medical teams treated victims at the scene and transported at least one individual to a nearby medical facility for further care. While the roadway remained partially blocked, law enforcement directed traffic and began an investigation into the cause of the crash. Additional updates may be released as the investigation continues.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah reports tens of thousands of car accidents each year, many of them resulting in injuries or even fatalities. Urban areas like Provo face particular challenges with heavy traffic, student populations, and high pedestrian activity. These factors contribute to a growing number of motor vehicle crashes on city roads and main corridors.
Understanding how injuries from a crash can impact daily life is essential. Here are several common issues accident victims may face:
- Fractures and Bone Breaks: Car crashes often result in broken bones due to sudden impact. Victims may suffer fractures in the legs, arms, ribs, or collarbone. Treatment may require surgery, casting, or physical therapy, and healing can take months.
- Lacerations and Scarring: Flying glass, airbags, and sharp vehicle parts can cause deep cuts and lacerations. In some cases, the resulting scars can require cosmetic surgery or lead to long-term self-esteem issues, especially when facial injuries are involved.
- Burn Injuries: In the event of a fire or explosion, vehicle occupants may suffer burns. These injuries can range from mild to severe, often requiring skin grafts or long-term wound care. Burn victims may also face emotional trauma and disfigurement.
- Pelvic and Hip Injuries: Crashes that impact the lower body may lead to pelvic fractures or hip dislocations. These are particularly painful and can require hospitalization, surgery, and long periods of rehabilitation before walking is restored.
- Internal Bleeding: Injuries that aren’t immediately visible, like internal bleeding, are especially dangerous. These may involve the liver, spleen, or kidneys and can go unnoticed without prompt medical evaluation. They require rapid treatment to prevent fatal complications.
If you or someone you love was hurt in a car accident, call our Provo car accident attorney at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks today. Prompt legal action ensures evidence is preserved and that you understand your rights before dealing with insurers. An attorney can manage paperwork, medical records, and negotiations while you focus on healing. Delays can affect the outcome of your claim—don’t wait to get help from someone who understands what’s at stake.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’re committed to helping injury victims get the support they need. From our Provo office, we’ve been advocating for Utah families since 1993. Our team has over 150 years of combined legal experience focused solely on personal injury. You’ll work directly with our attorneys—not passed off to staff—and we never charge upfront fees. We also don’t take a portion of your PIP benefits and keep our pricing fair, even if your case goes to trial. Let us help you move forward. Call (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation.
