St. George, UT (March 24, 2025) – Late Saturday afternoon, emergency crews were called to the scene of a motorcycle crash along northbound Interstate 15 near the Port of Entry. The accident occurred around 4:40 p.m. on March 22 and resulted in at least one person being transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Details surrounding the cause of the crash remain limited, but officials confirmed the incident involved a motorcycle and prompted an emergency medical response. First responders arrived quickly, providing initial care at the scene before taking the injured rider to a local hospital. The extent of the victim’s injuries has not been released.
Traffic through the area was affected as authorities worked to secure the scene and ensure the safety of passing motorists. It is not yet clear whether other vehicles were involved or if any citations have been issued. The crash remains under investigation by law enforcement.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Motorcycle Accidents in Utah
Motorcycle crashes are a significant concern in Utah, particularly on high-speed roadways like Interstate 15. According to the Utah Highway Safety Office, motorcycle riders make up a disproportionate number of serious injury and fatality cases each year. Visibility, weather, and road conditions all play a role in these incidents.
Below are several key risks and consequences tied to motorcycle crashes:
- Lack of Protection: Unlike drivers in enclosed vehicles, motorcyclists are exposed, making them more vulnerable to head injuries, fractures, and internal trauma—even in relatively low-speed crashes.
- Road Debris and Surface Conditions: Small hazards like gravel, potholes, or uneven surfaces can cause a motorcyclist to lose control more easily than drivers of cars or trucks. These conditions pose particular dangers on highways.
- Limited Visibility: Motorcycles are smaller and often harder for drivers to see. Many accidents happen when a vehicle changes lanes or pulls out in front of a motorcyclist without noticing them.
- High-Speed Injuries: Crashes at freeway speeds dramatically increase the risk of life-threatening injuries for motorcyclists, even when wearing protective gear.
- Long-Term Recovery: Motorcycle crash victims often face long recovery periods, physical therapy, and difficulty returning to work. This adds emotional and financial stress during an already difficult time.
If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle crash, don’t wait—call our St. George motorcycle accident attorneys at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks today. Insurance companies may try to downplay injuries or assign blame unfairly. Working with a knowledgeable attorney ensures that your story is heard, and your needs are prioritized from the start. You deserve compensation for medical costs, lost income, and pain.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we offer free consultations and a client-first approach. Call (801) 500-4000 to speak with our team if you’ve been injured in a motorcycle crash. Our firm has handled only injury cases since 1993 and brings over 150 years of combined experience to your side. You won’t pay anything upfront, and our fees stay consistent even if your case goes to trial. With our personalized approach, you’ll work directly with your attorney, not assistants. Let us help you move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
