Tucson, AZ – Collision at Stone St & Wetmore Rd

Tucson, AZ (August 4, 2025) – Shortly after 8:15 p.m. on August 3, emergency crews were dispatched to the intersection of Stone Street and Wetmore Road in Tucson following a collision that left at least one person hurt.

Official reports indicate that first responders found multiple vehicles involved and treated injured individuals before they were transported to local hospitals for further care. Preliminary reports suggest speed or failure to yield may have contributed to the crash. The investigating authorities continue examining the scene to determine the exact cause and dynamics of the incident.

We hope those injured in this accident recover swiftly.

Car Accidents in Arizona

Car crashes are a major concern across Arizona. Every year, thousands of motorists and passengers suffer injuries or fatalities in motor vehicle collisions statewide. Urban areas such as Tucson report a significant share of these incidents. Excessive speed, driver distraction, and improper yielding at intersections are among the most frequent causes. Medical costs, missed work, and long‑term recovery challenges often follow these accidents. With that in mind, here is helpful information for anyone impacted by a crash:

• Common causes of crashes: Many collisions occur due to speeding, distracted driving (like texting or phone use), sudden lane changes, or drivers failing to yield at intersections. These behaviors sharply raise the risk of serious impact. Drivers backing out or making unsafe turns can also add to collision risk.
• Typical injuries: Victims of vehicle crashes often experience whiplash, fractures, soft tissue injuries, concussions, and lacerations. Some may require physical therapy, surgery, or extended rehabilitation, and injuries can have lingering effects that affect daily life.
• Legal timelines: Under Arizona law, injured parties generally have two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim. If a government body is involved, the window may shrink to one year. Missing these deadlines can permanently prevent recovery of compensation.
• Potential compensation: Those hurt in car accidents may be entitled to recover medical bills, lost wages, vehicle repair costs, pain and suffering, and in severe cases, funeral expenses. Claims may also include compensation for emotional distress or loss of consortium in fatal accidents.

If you or someone you know sustained injuries in a car collision, it’s vital to contact a Tucson car accident attorney promptly. An attorney can begin preserving evidence, retrieving police reports, and initiating communication with insurance companies while information remains fresh. Acting quickly helps ensure legal deadlines are met and strengthens your case for full recovery.

Our team at National Injury Help is ready to assist. We provide free consultations and operate on a contingency fee basis—if we don’t win, you don’t pay. We help clients organize medical records, document lost wages, and collect witness accounts. Our staff guides you through each step with clarity and care, helping you understand your legal options.

If you’re unsure what to do next, we’re here to offer support and direction. Call (866) 932‑4817 today to begin moving forward after your car accident.