Utah County, UT (April 13, 2025) – A crash was reported Saturday afternoon, April 12, in Utah County near 4200 South 12800 West Street. The incident took place around 4:56 p.m., and emergency response teams from Goshen Fire, including Ambulance 141, Ambulance 161, Engine 145, and Rescue 161, arrived quickly on scene.
At least one person suffered injuries and was treated by first responders. That individual was later transported to a nearby hospital for further care. The extent of injuries has not been confirmed. Authorities temporarily restricted traffic as they worked to clear the area and begin a formal investigation into the cause of the crash. As of now, the number of vehicles involved has not been released, and officials continue to gather details surrounding the incident.
We hope those injured in this crash make a full and quick recovery.
Car Accidents in Utah
While much attention is often given to collisions in major cities, rural areas across Utah—including portions of Utah County—see a steady number of vehicle accidents each year. Rural crashes are often more serious due to higher speeds and longer emergency response times. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, a significant number of injury crashes occur on two-lane roads and county routes, especially in the late afternoon hours.
Injuries from a crash can upend more than just a person’s health. Here are some often-overlooked complications that victims deal with:
- Temporary Disability and Home Modifications: Injuries may require walkers, crutches, or wheelchair use. This sometimes means modifying homes with ramps or installing safety equipment—all of which can be costly and time-consuming to coordinate.
- Canceled Plans and Missed Milestones: Weddings, vacations, job interviews, or family events may need to be postponed or missed altogether due to injuries. These missed life moments can leave lasting emotional impacts.
- Communication Barriers with Providers: Navigating post-crash care means dealing with doctors, therapists, insurers, and adjusters. Miscommunications or delayed responses can prolong recovery and leave victims feeling overwhelmed.
- Fatigue from Legal and Medical Demands: Recovery is often exhausting in more ways than one. Repeated appointments, paperwork, and follow-ups take a toll—especially when victims are already dealing with pain and stress.
- Transportation Setbacks for Entire Households: If a family’s only vehicle is damaged, the ripple effect can impact school drop-offs, work commutes, or medical access for everyone in the home.
If you or a loved one was injured in this crash, contact a Utah County car accident attorney right away. From gathering evidence and managing claims to ensuring all damages are accounted for, a dedicated legal team can make all the difference. Acting quickly protects your rights and can improve your outcome.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’ve helped Utah families recover from auto accidents for over 30 years. We don’t charge anything up front, and we never take a portion of your PIP benefits. Our rates remain fair and consistent—even if your case goes to trial. Most importantly, our attorneys work directly with clients from day one. If you’ve been injured, call our Utah County car accident attorneys at (801) 500-4000 to schedule your free consultation.
