Salt Lake City, UT (August 6, 2025) – A woman sustained injuries on Monday evening, August 5, after being struck by a vehicle near 400 Cactus Street in downtown Salt Lake City. The incident occurred at approximately 6:16 p.m. and prompted a rapid response from emergency personnel.
According to witness statements and preliminary reports, the woman was either walking or crossing near the roadway when a vehicle hit her under unclear circumstances. The collision caused visible injuries, and bystanders immediately contacted 911 for assistance.
First responders from Salt Lake City Fire and EMS arrived on the scene within minutes and rendered aid to the injured pedestrian. She was stabilized and transported to a local hospital for further evaluation and treatment. Officials have not disclosed the severity of her injuries or her current medical condition.
Officers from the Salt Lake City Police Department also responded and began a formal investigation into the crash. Authorities are currently reviewing nearby surveillance footage and collecting witness accounts to determine whether the driver was speeding, distracted, or otherwise negligent at the time of the collision. As of this update, no citations or arrests have been announced.
The area around 400 Cactus Street remained partially blocked for nearly an hour while investigators processed the scene and cleared the roadway. Traffic returned to normal flow shortly after.
We send our sincerest wishes for a swift and full recovery to the injured woman and her loved ones.
Pedestrian Accidents in Salt Lake City
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