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Roy, UT – Crash on W 4800 S Leaves One Hurt

Roy, UT - Crash on W 4800 S Leaves One Hurt

Roy, UT (July 17, 2025) – A car accident was reported early Thursday afternoon in Roy. According to Weber Dispatch 911, the crash occurred around 2:13 p.m. on July 17 in the area of 2875 West 4800 South.

Emergency personnel responded to the scene to assess injuries and manage traffic. At least one person involved in the incident was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. The roadway experienced brief disruption as crews worked to clear the area and investigate what led to the collision.

Authorities have not yet released additional details regarding the individuals involved or the cause of the crash. Investigations are still active at this time.

We hope for a quick and complete recovery for those injured.

Car Accidents in Utah

Roy, UT - Crash on W 4800 S Leaves One HurtAccording to the Utah Department of Public Safety, car accidents remain one of the most common causes of injury throughout Utah. Tens of thousands of collisions are reported annually, many of which involve injuries requiring emergency care. Distractions behind the wheel, weather conditions, and aggressive driving are among the most frequent contributing factors. Accidents create long-lasting effects—physically, emotionally, and financially—for individuals and families alike.

After a crash, understanding what to do next is vital. Below are several important steps every Utah crash victim should take:

  • Seek Medical Evaluation Immediately: Even if injuries seem minor at first, it’s important to be checked by a medical professional. Some symptoms may not appear until hours or days later. Proper documentation from the start strengthens both medical recovery and legal claims.
  • Take Photos and Document the Scene: Capturing photos of vehicle damage, the roadway, traffic signs, and injuries can be crucial evidence in proving what happened. Write down anything you remember while it’s still fresh in your mind.
  • Request a Copy of the Police Report: The police report often contains valuable information such as witness names, road conditions, and the officer’s opinion of who was at fault. Having this document helps support your insurance claim and any future legal action.
  • Notify Your Insurance Provider: Report the crash to your insurance company, but be cautious about recorded statements. Stick to the facts and avoid admitting fault. If unsure about what to say, consult a lawyer first.
  • Speak with an Attorney Before Accepting a Settlement: Insurance companies may offer a quick settlement that doesn’t cover the full extent of your injuries or losses. An attorney can review your situation and determine whether a better outcome is possible.

If you were injured in this or any crash, reach out to a skilled Roy car accident attorney as soon as possible. Getting the right legal help early ensures your rights are protected and your claim is properly prepared. From gathering evidence to negotiating with insurers, an attorney can make all the difference.

At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we help people in Utah move forward after serious injuries. Since 1993, we’ve served clients from offices in Provo and South Jordan, offering legal support without any upfront fees. You only pay us if we win. We take pride in offering personalized representation—meaning you’ll always work directly with your attorney, not be passed to staff. Our rates stay consistent, even if your case goes to trial. Call our team at (801) 500-4000 today to schedule your free consultation.

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