Roy, UT (March 27, 2025) – First responders were called to the scene of a car crash in Roy on March 26. The incident occurred just before 4:45 p.m. near 5600 South 3500 West. Units from Weber Dispatch, including A32 and E32, arrived at the scene to assist the injured and manage traffic around the area.
At least one person was reported injured as a result of the crash. Emergency crews rendered aid at the site before transporting the victim to a nearby medical facility. Traffic was temporarily affected while officials worked to investigate and clear the scene. Authorities are reviewing the crash and have not yet disclosed additional details. The investigation is ongoing.
We hope those injured in this crash make a full and timely recovery.
Car Accidents in Utah
Every year in Utah, thousands of individuals are injured in vehicle crashes—many of them occurring during rush hours on busy residential roads. While weather and road design can contribute to crashes, most are caused by driver behaviors such as speeding, inattention, or failure to yield. The impact of a crash often extends well beyond the day of the accident.
In many cases, people are unsure what to do after a crash. Below is a helpful guide on what you should avoid doing in the aftermath of an accident:
- Do Not Leave the Scene: Leaving the site of an accident, even if it seems minor, can result in legal penalties. Stay until law enforcement arrives, and be sure to exchange information with other drivers.
- Avoid Admitting Fault: Even casual remarks like “I’m sorry” may be interpreted as an admission of guilt. It’s best to let investigators determine who was at fault.
- Do Not Skip Medical Care: Some injuries take time to show symptoms. Failing to seek medical attention right away can hurt both your health and your claim. Always get checked out, even if you feel fine.
- Don’t Talk to Insurance Without Guidance: Insurers may pressure you into giving a recorded statement or accepting a quick settlement. Speak with a lawyer first to make sure you understand your rights.
- Avoid Posting on Social Media: Insurance companies may use your online posts to challenge the severity of your injuries. Keep accident-related updates offline while your case is active.
If you’ve been hurt in a crash, don’t wait to speak with our Roy car accident attorneys. Time matters when it comes to preserving evidence, handling claims, and pursuing financial recovery. Let our Roy car accident attorneys handle the legal work so you can focus on healing.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve helped Utah residents recover from injuries since 1993. Our firm focuses exclusively on personal injury law, and we tailor every case to the client’s needs. There’s no upfront cost to work with us, and we don’t collect a fee unless you receive compensation. Our legal fees are often lower than most firms, and we don’t charge anything on PIP benefits. You’ll work directly with a skilled attorney from start to finish. If a trial becomes necessary, we’ll be ready to fight for your outcome. To begin your case, call us today at (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation.
