St. George, UT (July 10, 2025) – A motor vehicle and motorcycle collided near the soccer field along 2240 East Horseman Park Drive in St. George, leaving at least one person injured.
The accident occurred around 7:25 p.m. on Wednesday, July 9, when emergency crews were called to the scene. According to initial reports, the crash involved a vehicle striking a motorcycle, resulting in injuries to the rider. St. George Police Department officers and paramedics responded quickly, providing treatment at the scene before transporting the injured motorcyclist to an area hospital for additional care. Drivers were urged to avoid the area near Horseman Park Drive while authorities investigated the circumstances that led up to the collision.
We hope the injured motorcyclist makes a full recovery.
Motorcycle Accidents in Utah
Motorcycle accidents are among the most dangerous crashes on Utah roads, often leading to life-altering injuries or even death. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, motorcycle riders face a higher risk of serious injury than those in passenger vehicles. With thousands of motorcycles registered across the state, staying alert and aware of riders is crucial for all drivers.
It is important for everyone to know what injuries are most common in motorcycle crashes:
- Head and Brain Injuries: Even with helmets, motorcyclists are vulnerable to traumatic brain injuries. A head impact can cause lasting cognitive and physical challenges. Riders should always wear DOT-approved helmets to reduce the risk of fatal head trauma.
- Spinal Cord Injuries: High-speed crashes can lead to severe damage to the spine, sometimes resulting in partial or full paralysis. These injuries require extensive medical care, rehabilitation, and long-term lifestyle adjustments.
- Road Rash and Lacerations: When a rider is thrown from their motorcycle, contact with the road can cause deep scrapes and cuts known as road rash. Protective clothing and gear can help minimize these injuries, but they often require skin grafts or surgery in severe cases.
- Broken Bones and Fractures: Legs, arms, and ribs are especially prone to breaking during motorcycle crashes. Fractures can take months to heal and may need surgical intervention to ensure proper alignment and recovery.
- Emotional Trauma: Many injured motorcyclists struggle with anxiety or fear about riding again. Therapy and community support groups are helpful resources for victims coping with the emotional impact of a serious crash.
After a motorcycle accident, it is vital to contact an experienced motorcycle accident attorney as soon as possible. An attorney can handle the details of your claim, gather necessary evidence, and work with insurers to protect your rights. Early legal support can make all the difference in your recovery and your ability to secure fair compensation.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we know that recovering from a motorcycle accident takes more than just physical healing. Since 1993, we’ve helped Utah families navigate the aftermath of serious injuries with dedicated legal support. Our attorneys work directly with clients — you’ll never be handed off to an assistant. We charge no upfront fees, so you don’t have to worry about added costs while you heal. Our team is committed to helping you get the results you deserve while keeping costs affordable. Call our St. George motorcycle accident attorneys at (801) 500-4000 for your free consultation today. Let us help you get the support you need to move forward.
