St George, UT (April 3, 2025) – A two-vehicle crash left at least one person injured after a Subaru and a white Honda SUV collided at the intersection of Mall Drive and Red Cliffs Drive. The accident occurred around 12:40 p.m. on April 2 in St George, prompting an immediate response from emergency crews.
Police officers and medical personnel arrived at the scene shortly after the crash was reported. Both vehicles sustained damage, and paramedics assessed the injured parties. At least one individual was transported to a local hospital for continued medical attention. Traffic through the busy intersection was delayed as responders cleared the wreckage and launched an investigation into what caused the crash. The investigation remains ongoing.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Car crashes in Utah continue to be a public safety concern, with thousands of injury-causing collisions reported each year. The Utah Department of Public Safety tracks an average of more than 25,000 injury crashes annually. Many of these incidents occur in intersections where drivers often fail to yield, speed, or become distracted. While public awareness campaigns and stricter laws help, crashes like these remain all too common across the state.
To give some insight into what many people experience after a crash, here’s a look at common injuries victims may suffer:
- Whiplash: One of the most common soft tissue injuries from a crash, especially rear-end collisions. Whiplash happens when the neck is forcefully snapped forward and back, often leading to lingering stiffness, headaches, and shoulder pain. It may not show up immediately, but symptoms can last for weeks or even longer.
- Broken Bones: Car accidents can exert intense force on the body, leading to fractures in the arms, legs, ribs, or even facial bones. Depending on severity, treatment can involve casting, surgery, or long-term physical therapy. Some fractures may result in lasting complications or require extended recovery time.
- Concussions and Head Injuries: Even a minor collision can jolt the brain inside the skull. Concussions may cause confusion, nausea, memory issues, and sensitivity to light or sound. More serious brain trauma can lead to permanent cognitive impairment. Seeking prompt medical evaluation is key.
- Internal Injuries: Crash victims may suffer internal bleeding or damage to organs like the spleen, liver, or lungs. These injuries may not be visible but can be life-threatening if not treated quickly. It’s important to get evaluated after any crash, even if you feel okay at first.
- Psychological Trauma: Many people overlook the emotional toll of car accidents. Victims may deal with anxiety, PTSD, or driving phobias afterward. Emotional support and counseling are often needed to help process the trauma.
If you were hurt in a crash like this, speaking with a St George car accident attorney right away is a smart move. Insurance companies often act in their interest and may try to reduce your compensation. An attorney can step in immediately to handle your claim, protect your rights, and make sure all medical evidence is documented. Acting quickly increases your chances of receiving fair compensation for your injuries, vehicle damage, and other losses.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, our entire focus is personal injury law—and has been since 1993. We serve clients across Utah and were the first injury-only firm in the region south of Salt Lake County. Our attorneys bring over 150 years of combined experience and work directly with clients from start to finish. We don’t charge upfront fees, and our costs are typically lower than other firms. Even better, we don’t take a cut from your PIP benefits. Whether your case settles or heads to court, our pricing stays consistent. Call us today at (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation, and let us help you move forward after your accident.
