Spanish Fork, UT (May 1, 2025) – A vehicle collision was reported Wednesday, April 30, on South Spanish Fork Parkway in Spanish Fork. The accident took place around 1:05 p.m. and involved a response from emergency units.
According to initial information, at least one individual sustained injuries as a result of the crash. First responders provided immediate care at the scene before transporting the victim(s) to area hospitals for further treatment. The impact temporarily affected traffic along the roadway as crews worked to manage the incident and ensure the area was safe for travel. At this time, authorities are still reviewing the circumstances surrounding the accident.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Across Utah, car accidents continue to be a significant source of injury. The state sees more than 60,000 crashes annually, many of which result in hospitalizations, missed work, and long-term medical needs. These crashes affect drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists alike, especially in busy areas with growing populations like Utah County.
Pedestrians and cyclists are especially vulnerable in roadway accidents. Here’s what to keep in mind about these types of injury cases:
- Higher Risk of Severe Injury: Unlike drivers in vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists lack the protection of metal frames or airbags. Even a low-speed impact can result in broken bones, internal injuries, or head trauma. Recovery is often longer and more difficult for these victims.
- Right-of-Way Violations Are Common: Many pedestrian or cyclist accidents stem from drivers failing to yield at crosswalks or while making turns. Inattention or speeding frequently contributes to these collisions. Establishing liability often involves proving the pedestrian was in a designated crossing area or had the legal right-of-way.
- Insurance Complications: Cyclists and pedestrians may face challenges when filing claims, especially if the at-fault driver lacks coverage or flees the scene. In such cases, victims may need to seek compensation through their own insurance or uninsured motorist coverage.
- Long-Term Impact: Injuries to non-motorists often involve significant lifestyle changes. Victims may be unable to return to work, exercise, or carry out daily tasks without assistance. These lasting effects deserve full consideration when calculating damages.
- Legal Representation Is Critical: Because pedestrian and bicycle injury claims can be complex, it’s vital to have a lawyer who can handle negotiations and build a strong case. A skilled attorney can help gather witness statements, surveillance footage, and expert opinions.
If you were hurt in a crash — whether in a vehicle or as a pedestrian — legal support is essential. An experienced Spanish Fork car accident attorney can help you pursue compensation for medical care, lost wages, and emotional harm. Early action helps preserve evidence and improves your chances for a successful outcome.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we represent people across Utah who’ve been injured in accidents that weren’t their fault. Since 1993, we’ve worked to help families rebuild after crashes and recover what they’re owed. We never charge upfront fees, and consultations are always free. You’ll speak directly with a seasoned attorney, not an assistant. Our fees stay consistent even if your case goes to trial, and we often charge less than other firms. Call us today at (801) 500-4000 to speak with someone who will listen and fight for what’s right.
