Spanish Fork, UT (May 11, 2025) – A vehicle collision was reported on Saturday, May 10, along East Expressway Lane in Spanish Fork. Emergency personnel were dispatched to the scene just after 7:33 p.m., where responders from multiple agencies, including ambulance and fire crews, assisted those involved.
At least one individual sustained injuries and was evaluated by paramedics at the scene. Details about the number of vehicles involved or the nature of the injuries have not yet been made public. Responders worked to stabilize the situation and manage traffic flow while the crash site was cleared and examined for contributing factors. The incident is under active investigation by local authorities to determine how the collision occurred and whether any violations contributed to the crash.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Car accidents in Utah can happen in a split second, whether on a quiet residential road or a busy expressway. Spanish Fork and surrounding Utah County areas see a growing number of crashes as populations and traffic increase. The Utah Department of Public Safety tracks thousands of crashes annually, many of which leave victims with ongoing physical and financial burdens.
Here’s what to expect and prepare for after being in a crash:
- Unexpected Medical Expenses: Emergency care, ambulance fees, and follow-up visits often lead to high out-of-pocket costs. Victims should track every bill and ensure these are included in their claim.
- Vehicle Repair or Replacement: If your vehicle is totaled or needs significant repairs, negotiating with insurance for fair compensation can be frustrating. Legal help can ensure you’re not shortchanged.
- Pain and Suffering Damages: Beyond medical bills, you may be entitled to compensation for emotional trauma, lost enjoyment of life, or chronic pain. These are harder to prove without legal support.
- Impact on Work and Income: If you’re unable to work temporarily or permanently due to injury, a legal claim can help you recover lost wages and future earnings potential.
- Involvement of Multiple Agencies: When fire, ambulance, and police are all on scene, reports may come from different departments. An attorney can help compile and interpret this information effectively.
If you or someone you care about was hurt in this Spanish Fork crash, now is the time to consult with a skilled Spanish Fork car accident attorney. Early legal action helps secure evidence, protect your rights, and improve your chances of full compensation.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve served Utah injury victims for over 30 years. We provide personal, one-on-one legal support and never pass you off to a paralegal or assistant. We charge no upfront fees and only collect if we recover money for you. Our rates remain stable even if your case goes to trial—and are often lower than other firms. Call (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation today and let our experienced team help you get back on your feet.
