Salt Lake City, UT (March 14, 2025) – Two women were hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle while crossing the street in downtown Salt Lake City on Thursday evening. The crash occurred around 7:07 p.m. at the intersection of 300 East and South Temple.
Salt Lake City Police Department officers arrived to find two women, believed to be in their 20s, suffering from serious injuries. Paramedics transported both victims to a local hospital for treatment. While initially reported as serious but non-life-threatening injuries, one of the victims was later downgraded to critical but stable condition. Their current status has not been released.
Authorities determined that the driver, who has since been cited, failed to properly yield to the pedestrians. Police confirmed that weather conditions did not play a role in the crash. The names of those involved have not been disclosed as the investigation continues.
Our thoughts are with the victims, and we hope for their full recovery.
Pedestrian Accidents in Utah
Pedestrian accidents are a growing concern in urban areas like Salt Lake City, where high foot traffic and busy intersections increase the risk of collisions. Failure to yield is one of the most common causes of pedestrian crashes, along with driver distraction, speeding, and poor visibility.
Victims of pedestrian accidents often suffer severe injuries, including broken bones, head trauma, and internal injuries, requiring extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation. Seeking immediate medical attention is crucial, even if injuries appear minor at first. Understanding legal options can also help victims secure the support and compensation needed for their recovery.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian accident, taking the right steps can make a difference in your recovery. Seeking medical care, documenting the incident, and knowing your rights are essential. At Local Accident Reports, we strive to provide valuable resources and guidance for victims and their families. Contact us today to learn more about the next steps after a serious pedestrian accident.
