2024 to 2025 Statistical Guide

Utah Injury and Crash Facts

Understanding Utah’s legal landscape and safety data is critical for personal injury recovery. At Moxie Law Group, we leverage empirical crash data and strict adherence to the Utah Code to secure maximum compensation for our clients. Whether you are navigating a 0.05% BAC DUI threshold or a complex medical malpractice statute of limitations, this data-driven guide provides the facts necessary for informed legal action.

Note: This page contains structured data regarding Utah Code Titles 31A, 41, and 78B, alongside 2024-2025 UDOT and Utah Highway Safety Office benchmarks.

 

Utah Statutes of Limitations & Filing Deadlines

Injury/Action TypeTime Limit (Years)Utah Code ReferenceCritical Exceptions
General Personal Injury (Car Accidents, Dog Bites, Slip & Fall)4 YearsUtah Code § 78B-2-307Discovery rule may apply to latent injuries.
Wrongful Death2 YearsUtah Code § 78B-2-304Calculated from the date of death, not the accident.
Medical Malpractice2 YearsUtah Code § 78B-3-404Subject to a 4-year statute of repose.
Product Liability2 YearsUtah Code § 78B-6-706Measured from discovery of harm and cause.
Claims Against Government Entities (UTA, Cities)1 YearUtah Code § 63G-7-402Requires a “Notice of Claim” before lawsuit filing.

Utah Insurance Minimums & Legal Thresholds

CategoryValue / LimitLegal ContextImpact on Claim
DUI BAC Limit0.05%Utah Code § 41-6a-502Lowest threshold in the U.S.; establishes negligence per se.
Personal Injury Protection (PIP)$3,000Utah Code § 31A-22-307No-fault medical coverage required for all Utah drivers.
Bodily Injury Liability (Single)$30,000Utah Code § 31A-22-304Minimum coverage for one person injured in an accident. Raised from $25,000 on January 1, 2025.
Bodily Injury Liability (Total)$65,000Utah Code § 31A-22-304Minimum coverage for all persons injured in one accident.
Property Damage Liability$25,000Utah Code § 31A-22-304Minimum coverage for damage to others’ vehicles/property.
Comparative Negligence50% RuleUtah Code § 78B-5-818You cannot recover if you are 50% or more at fault.

Utah Crash Statistics

Utah recorded 59,437 crashes, 27,094 injuries and 277 deaths in 2024 (final, Utah DPS Crash Facts). Preliminary 2025 figures show 264 deaths, the lowest total since 2019 (UDOT and DPS, January 6, 2026). For crashes and deaths in every Utah county, the leading causes of crashes, teen driver and DUI figures, and year-by-year trends, see our Utah Car Accident Statistics page.

Legal Disclaimer & Consultation

The data provided above is sourced from the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), Zero Fatalities, and the Utah State Legislature. While these figures represent statistical averages and legal minimums, every personal injury case is unique. Factors such as “Clean Hands Doctrine,” comparative fault percentages, and administrative rules (like the $5,000 item limit in Utah Admin Code R33-5-104) can drastically alter the outcome of your claim.

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