St. George, UT (July 26, 2025) – A crash involving a passenger vehicle and a trailer occurred Thursday night, July 24, in the St. George area, leaving at least one person injured. The accident happened around 10:05 p.m. near 1984 West 1425 North and involved a black Chevrolet Bolt and a trailer.
Authorities responded swiftly to the scene, where the Bolt reportedly collided with the trailer under unclear circumstances. Emergency medical personnel treated those injured at the scene and transported at least one individual to a local hospital for further care. Details regarding the severity of the injuries have not yet been released.
The collision caused partial road blockage, and traffic in the neighborhood was briefly diverted while the vehicles were cleared from the roadway. Investigators are working to determine whether speed, distraction, or other factors contributed to the crash.
We hope that those injured in Thursday’s crash recover quickly and fully.
Car Accidents in Utah
Accidents involving trailers and passenger vehicles are not uncommon across Utah, especially in areas with mixed residential and utility traffic like St. George. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, improper towing, poor visibility, or sudden lane changes often contribute to these types of crashes. The results can be serious, even at low speeds.
Here’s what you should know about trailer-involved crashes and why they pose unique risks:
- Towing Complications: Trailers change how a vehicle accelerates, brakes, and turns. A small miscalculation—especially at night—can lead to a serious accident. Drivers near trailers must allow more space and avoid blind spots.
- Nighttime Visibility: Limited lighting makes it harder to see trailer extensions, especially if reflectors or brake lights are dim or obstructed. At night, this increases the chances of rear-end or side-impact collisions.
- High Damage Potential: Collisions involving trailers often lead to higher vehicle damage. Sharp metal edges, unsecured loads, or trailer hitches can puncture or crumple passenger vehicles, even in low-speed crashes.
- Response and Recovery: Incidents involving trailers can take longer to clear, particularly if the trailer detaches, tips over, or spills contents. Drivers should remain patient and follow detour instructions when rerouted.
- Insurance Challenges: Determining liability can become more complicated when trailers are involved—especially if the trailer was improperly registered, hitched, or loaded.
If you’ve been injured in a crash involving a trailer or towed vehicle, reach out to a qualified car accident attorney without delay. Our St. George car accident attorneys can help you understand what compensation you’re entitled to and how to move forward after a complex crash. Getting legal help early improves your chances of building a strong case.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we help Utah drivers navigate the aftermath of serious accidents with clarity and confidence. Since 1993, we’ve supported families across the state from our Provo and South Jordan offices. We don’t charge any upfront fees, and our pricing remains stable even if your case heads to trial. You’ll always work directly with an attorney—not shuffled between assistants. For a free consultation, call our office today at (801) 500-4000. Let us help you take the first step toward recovery.
