Roy, UT (May 6, 2025) – A car accident on Monday, May 5, led to injuries near 4800 South 1900 West in Roy, prompting a multi-unit emergency response.
The wreck was reported at approximately 4:44 p.m. Emergency units A31, A32, and LA31 responded to the crash site to assist those involved. Officials confirmed that at least one person sustained injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital for medical care.
Authorities temporarily shut down part of South 1900 West during the response. Traffic in the area experienced moderate delays while crews secured the scene and cleared debris. The cause of the crash has not been confirmed, and the number of vehicles involved has yet to be released. Investigators are working to determine the events that led up to the collision.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah continues to see thousands of car accidents annually, many of which result in serious injuries. Over 61,000 crashes were reported in 2023, according to state data. Accidents happen on highways, city roads, and residential streets alike—often without warning. For victims, the aftermath includes not just physical recovery but also the challenge of managing day-to-day life.
One area of concern many don’t consider until after the fact is how a wreck can affect a person’s mental health. Here are a few common emotional challenges victims experience:
- Post-Crash Anxiety: Many accident victims find themselves scared to drive or even ride in a car after the crash. This anxiety can interfere with work, school, or personal relationships. Some individuals avoid certain routes or driving altogether, which limits independence.
- Sleep Disturbances: It’s common for people to relive the incident through nightmares or disrupted sleep patterns. Lack of rest can make recovery slower and contribute to emotional fatigue.
- Mood Changes or Depression: Lingering pain, reduced mobility, and financial stress may trigger feelings of sadness or irritability. Some victims withdraw socially or struggle with motivation, especially if their injuries interfere with daily tasks.
- Stress from Legal and Insurance Issues: The pressure of dealing with claims, paperwork, and calls from adjusters can be mentally exhausting. This administrative stress often compounds the trauma and slows emotional recovery.
If you’re facing these challenges after a collision, contacting a Roy car accident attorney can help you regain control. Our Roy car accident attorneys can guide you through the legal process and make sure your emotional and physical recovery are both considered in your claim. We’ll fight for fair compensation so you can focus on healing, not paperwork.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve been helping Utah residents recover after serious accidents since 1993. With more than 150 years of combined experience, our attorneys provide personalized, one-on-one legal support from start to finish. You won’t pay anything unless we win your case—and our fees are often 5 to 15% less than other firms. We’re also one of the few personal injury firms that keeps fees consistent even if your case goes to trial. For a free consultation, call our team today at (801) 500-4000. We’re ready to help.
