Salt Lake City, UT (April 7, 2025) – A serious crash at the intersection of 1300 South and State Street late Friday evening, April 4, left a woman in her 30s critically injured. Witnesses in Salt Lake City’s Ballpark neighborhood saw emergency crews rushing to assist after the crash occurred around 6:50 p.m.
According to the Salt Lake City Police Department, the woman sustained life-threatening injuries and was immediately transported by paramedics to a nearby hospital. Officers from the SLCPD’s Liberty Patrol Division, members of the Salt Lake City Fire Department, and Gold Cross ambulance crews all responded to the scene.
The area remained active as officials secured the scene and began the early stages of their investigation. Authorities have not yet released any details about what caused the crash or whether any other vehicles or individuals were involved.
We hope the injured woman makes a full and fast recovery.
Car Accidents in Utah
Serious accidents are a tragic reality across Utah, with thousands of injury-related crashes reported each year. In cities like Salt Lake City, intersections are frequent sites of collisions, especially during high-traffic hours. These crashes often result in severe consequences for victims and families who are left searching for answers and support.
When crashes cause serious injuries, understanding the long-term effects is crucial. Below are some of the most common challenges victims face after severe accidents:
- Extended Hospital Stays: Critical injuries often require days or weeks of hospitalization, with many patients spending time in intensive care. These stays can bring high medical costs and create emotional stress for both the victim and their loved ones.
- Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy: After surgery or stabilization, many injury victims must undergo extensive physical therapy to regain mobility or basic function. Recovery can be slow, painful, and financially draining, particularly when combined with time away from work.
- Permanent Disability: Some injuries result in partial or full disability, which can alter a person’s lifestyle permanently. Adapting to these changes often requires in-home assistance, modifications to living spaces, and ongoing medical care.
- Mental Health Impacts: Severe crashes don’t just hurt the body—they leave emotional and psychological wounds as well. Many victims experience PTSD, anxiety, or depression long after physical healing has begun.
- Financial Burden on Families: When a loved one is critically injured, families may need to rearrange their lives to provide care. Lost wages, childcare changes, and transportation costs can quickly add up.
If someone you care about was injured in a Salt Lake City crash, call our Salt Lake City car accident attorneys. We’ll walk you through your legal options and help you seek compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and lost income. The sooner you act, the more prepared your case will be.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we understand how difficult it is to face these moments alone. Our attorneys have decades of experience advocating for Utah injury victims and offering personalized legal strategies that fit your situation. From our offices in Provo and South Jordan, we’re here to serve clients throughout the state. You’ll work directly with an attorney, and we never charge fees upfront—you only pay if we win your case. We’re proud to offer affordable rates and consistent pricing even if your case goes to trial. Call (801) 500-4000 today for a free consultation and take the first step toward justice and recovery.
