Roy, UT (April 5, 2025) – An early afternoon crash in Roy on April 4 led to emergency crews being dispatched to the 1900 block of West Riverdale Road. The accident was reported just after 1:20 p.m., with responders working quickly to assess the scene and provide assistance.
Emergency medical teams arrived on site to evaluate the condition of those involved. At least one person was injured and taken to a nearby hospital for additional care. The collision caused disruptions along the roadway as responders worked to clear the scene and investigate what may have led to the crash. Authorities have not yet shared how many vehicles were involved or the full circumstances of the accident. An investigation into the cause is still underway.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Car accidents in Utah are a daily occurrence, and cities like Roy often experience traffic congestion that contributes to increased crash risk. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, thousands of people are injured in collisions across the state every year. These incidents not only cause physical harm but can also affect victims financially, emotionally, and mentally—often for years after the crash.
Understanding how to protect yourself after a crash can make a big difference. Here are a few common mistakes victims should avoid:
- Delaying Medical Treatment
Even if you feel fine, it’s important to get checked out by a doctor. Some injuries don’t show symptoms right away, and waiting can make it harder to prove the crash caused your injuries. - Speaking with the Other Driver’s Insurance Too Soon: Insurance adjusters may try to get recorded statements or push quick settlements. Saying the wrong thing—even accidentally—can hurt your case. It’s best to speak with a lawyer first.
- Posting About the Accident on Social Media: Posts, photos, or even “check-ins” can be used against you by insurance companies. They may claim you weren’t seriously hurt if they see you out and about—even if it’s unrelated to your injury.
- Not Documenting the Scene: If it’s safe to do so, take pictures of the damage, the area, your injuries, and the vehicles involved. This evidence may be vital later, especially if details are disputed.
- Failing to Contact an Attorney Early: Waiting too long to get legal help can mean lost evidence, missed deadlines, or accepting a settlement that’s far too low. Early legal support can preserve your rights and maximize compensation.
If you were involved in a crash like this one, reach out to our Roy car accident attorneys as soon as possible. A skilled attorney can take over communication, make sure key evidence is preserved, and give you space to focus on your recovery.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve spent over 30 years helping Utah injury victims rebuild. We offer personal service—our attorneys work directly with every client, and we never charge upfront. We also don’t collect from your personal injury protection (PIP) coverage and keep our fees competitive even when a case goes to trial. If you’ve been injured and don’t know where to start, call us today at (801) 500-4000. Your consultation is free, and we’re ready to listen.
