St. George, UT (April 20, 2025) – A three-vehicle crash occurred on Saturday afternoon, April 19, in the westbound lanes of St George Boulevard near Red Cliffs Drive in St. George. The collision was reported around 2:05 p.m. and resulted in multiple injuries.
Emergency crews responded swiftly to the scene, including St. George police, fire units, and medical personnel. Paramedics provided aid at the scene and transported at least one injured person to a nearby hospital for further evaluation. The westbound lanes of St George Boulevard experienced significant delays as authorities investigated the cause of the crash and worked to clear the vehicles from the roadway.
Officials have not yet released the identities of those involved or the extent of their injuries. The crash remains under active investigation as law enforcement works to determine how the collision occurred. Motorists were advised to use alternate routes as cleanup efforts continued through the afternoon.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Utah experiences thousands of vehicle crashes every year, with a large percentage resulting in injury. According to state data, over 16,000 people are injured in crashes annually across Utah. Congested intersections, high travel speeds, and driver error often contribute to these incidents. Efforts to improve road safety through driver education and better infrastructure continue throughout the state.
It’s important to consider the wide range of injuries that can result from multi-vehicle collisions. Below are some common injuries that victims face and how they impact daily life:
- Chest and Rib Injuries: When airbags deploy or seatbelts tighten during a crash, they can cause chest bruising or even broken ribs. These injuries are painful and can make it difficult to breathe deeply, lift objects, or perform regular tasks. Recovery may involve medication and rest, but complications can arise if untreated.
- Burn Injuries: In some crashes, fire or hot surfaces can cause burns. These injuries are not only painful but can lead to scarring or require skin grafts. Burn victims often need long-term care and physical therapy to regain comfort and mobility.
- Dislocations and Joint Injuries: Violent jerking motions during impact may lead to dislocated shoulders, knees, or hips. These injuries affect mobility and require medical realignment or even surgery in some cases. Recovery often includes physical therapy and can take weeks or months.
- Lacerations and Deep Cuts: Broken glass, twisted metal, or contact with sharp objects inside the car can cause serious cuts. These injuries might require stitches or plastic surgery and carry a risk of infection. Scarring and nerve damage are common complications.
If you or someone you care about has been injured in a crash, don’t wait to seek legal help. Our trusted St. George car accident attorney at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks can help ensure you receive proper compensation. Acting quickly after a crash gives your attorney time to gather police reports, speak with witnesses, and preserve important evidence. Time is critical when building a strong case and recovering financial support for medical bills, lost wages, and other losses.
Since 1993, Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks has been helping injured people across Utah rebuild their lives. Our team of attorneys is experienced in personal injury law and provides hands-on, personalized legal support from the moment you call. We don’t charge a dime upfront, and we never take fees from your PIP insurance. Many of our clients save money due to our lower contingency rates, and those rates stay the same—even if your case goes to court. You’ll work directly with a dedicated attorney who’s committed to achieving the best possible outcome for you. Contact us at (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation and start your recovery with confidence.
