Toquerville, UT (March 3, 2025) – Four people were ejected from a motor home after it rolled over on Interstate 15 near mile marker 28 on Sunday afternoon, leaving two passengers in critical condition.
According to Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Davies Sanchez, the crash occurred at approximately 2:46 p.m., just north of Anderson Junction. First responders, including Intermountain Life Flight, were dispatched to the scene.
Authorities determined that no other vehicles were involved in the crash. Troopers reported that the motor home’s rear passenger tire blew out, causing the vehicle to veer from the right lane into the left lane before rolling into the center median.
Two women were airlifted from the scene in critical condition, while the other two passengers were transported via ambulance in fair to poor condition, according to UHP.
An investigation into the crash remains ongoing.
Our thoughts are with the victims, and we hope for their full recovery.
Dangers of RV and Motor Home Rollovers in Utah
Rollover crashes, especially involving larger vehicles like motor homes, pose serious risks due to:
- High center of gravity increasing rollover likelihood
- Tire blowouts leading to sudden loss of control
- Limited seatbelt use, increasing ejection risks
- High-speed travel making crashes more severe
Passengers in RV and motor home accidents often suffer catastrophic injuries, particularly when seatbelts are not worn. Those injured due to vehicle malfunctions or tire failures may have legal options to seek compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other damages.
If you or a loved one has been involved in a rollover crash, seeking professional guidance can help you understand your legal rights. Local Accident Reports provide resources and support for those navigating the aftermath of serious accidents.