West Jordan, UT (August 29, 2025) – A three-car collision happened on August 28 near 9000 South and 4000 West. Dispatch records placed the crash at about 8:25 p.m. First responders arrived within minutes and began triage. Medics evaluated several people at the scene. At least one person sustained injuries that required additional care. Officials have not released names or conditions.
Fire crews stabilized the vehicles and checked for hazards. Officers documented final positions, debris fields, and tire marks. Tow trucks removed the damaged vehicles after investigators completed photographs and measurements. Lanes slowed during the response but reopened once the scene was safe.
Investigators have not said what caused the collision. No citations were announced at the time of this report. Anyone who witnessed the crash or has dashcam footage is encouraged to contact the West Jordan Police Department, which is leading the investigation.
We hope that those involved in this crash make a full and swift recovery. The investigation remains active, and more details may follow as information is confirmed.
Car Accidents in West Jordan
Multi-vehicle crashes are common at busy evening hours. Intersections like 9000 S and 4000 W see frequent turns, merges, and quick stops. A brief distraction or late braking can trigger a chain reaction.
Even at moderate speeds, impacts can cause head, neck, and back injuries. Symptoms sometimes appear hours later, so prompt medical evaluation is important.
After any crash, try to document the scene when it is safe. Take wide photos showing all vehicles and the intersection. Capture close photos of damage, debris, and skid marks.
Exchange insurance information and request the incident number from officers. You can later request the official report through the West Jordan Police Department. Keep copies of medical bills, therapy notes, prescriptions, repair estimates, and proof of missed work. These records help show the full impact of the collision.
Compensation in a three-car crash may include emergency care, surgery, and rehabilitation. It may also cover lost wages, reduced earning capacity, and pain and suffering. Utah’s comparative fault rules still allow recovery when responsibility is shared, as long as you are not 50 percent or more at fault. Skilled counsel helps present medical evidence and explains how the crash changed your daily life.
Insurance adjusters may reach out quickly for a recorded statement. Consider waiting until you understand your injuries and treatment plan. Adjusters can minimize claims or push quick settlements. If medical costs or lost wages are involved, consider speaking with a car accident lawyer. An attorney can preserve key evidence, including intersection camera video and witness statements. They can evaluate liability, identify all insurance policies, and negotiate for full compensation.
At Flickinger Boulton Robson Weeks, we represent injured drivers and passengers across Utah. Our team acts quickly to investigate, gather records, and handle insurer communications. When needed, we work with reconstruction and medical experts to prove causation and damages.
If you or a loved one was hurt in a recent West Jordan crash, call (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation. We are available evenings and weekends and have offices in Provo and South Jordan. We are ready to listen, guide you through each step, and fight for your recovery.
