Beaver Dam, AZ – Semi-Truck Rear-Ends Vehicle on I‑15 at Mile Marker 29

Beaver Dam, AZ (July 25, 2025) – A motor vehicle accident was reported on July 25, 2025 when a semi‑truck rear‑ended a smaller vehicle along the southbound lanes of Interstate 15 at Mile Marker 29 in the Beaver Dam Littlefield area.

The collision resulted in moderate injuries to one person. Emergency crews from the Littlefield Fire Department and Beaver Dam Ambulance responded to the scene. The injured individual was transported by Beaver Dam Ambulance to St. George Regional Hospital. Troopers from Arizona DPS were on scene to investigate the incident. At least one person was hurt in the accident. Police are currently investigating. The I‑15 southbound lanes experienced a temporary closure while crews managed the crash and cleared the scene. Traffic delays were reported in both directions. The incident remains under investigation.

We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.

Auto Accidents in Arizona

Motor vehicle accidents in Arizona are a leading cause of preventable injuries and fatalities on state roadways. According to state data, tens of thousands of crashes occur annually, with many resulting from distracted driving, speeding, and impaired motorists. Arizona sees high rates of severe injuries in collisions involving commercial vehicles due to their size and speed. It’s important to understand common factors behind these accidents and what steps to take if involved.

Here’s some helpful information to know after a crash:

• Common accident causes: Many crashes in Arizona involve speeding, distracted driving, and impairment. These behaviors significantly increase the risk of serious injury and death, especially when large trucks are involved.

• Injury types: Victims often sustain whiplash, broken bones, neck and back trauma, and soft tissue injuries. In collisions with semi‑trucks, victims are at heightened risk of severe spinal or head injuries.

• Insurance hurdles: Commercial trucking companies often have substantial legal and insurance representation. Victims may face challenges proving liability and securing fair compensation without experienced legal help.

• Time‑sensitive evidence: Critical evidence like surveillance video, truck driver logs, and maintenance records can be lost or destroyed if not preserved quickly. Acting fast helps protect your rights.

If you’ve been hurt in a collision involving a semi‑truck in Arizona, it’s important to consult a qualified attorney. Calling a truck accident attorney can make a significant difference in protecting your interests. Your attorney can handle communications with insurance companies, gather critical evidence, and fight to recover compensation for medical costs and losses. Time is essential because vital evidence and records may disappear, and recall deadlines could limit your ability to take action. A truck accident lawyer can assess liability, look into driver hours, maintenance logs, and safety records. They will also help estimate long‑term effects and negotiate a fair settlement. Hiring a lawyer early ensures you don’t miss deadlines and gives you strength in numbers when facing large trucking carriers and insurers.

National Injury Help offers compassionate legal support with no upfront fees, and free consultations by phone. Our team includes skilled attorneys who understand Arizona trucking accident claims and thoroughly investigate each case. We handle medical bills, lost wages, and insurance disputes on your behalf, seeking the maximum compensation you deserve. Our attorneys work tirelessly to protect your rights and guide you through every step. We fight for fair settlements without adding any financial strain. You won’t face insurance companies alone—our knowledgeable staff supports you throughout. Call us today at (866) 932‑4817 for a free consultation and let our experienced team get started on your case.