Provo and all through Utah has some magnificent natural landscapes and outdoor recreation.  Particularly Moab, Utah is world-wide famous for off-road adventure.  The red rock Jeep climbing and All-Terrain Vehicles recreation areas are full of fun and good times.

Who Can Make a Rollover or Recreational Vehicle Personal Injury Claim?

Passengers, the driver and other vehicle owners can make insurance claims for off-road injuries.  Here are some common scenarios where people are hurt in rollovers or collisions:

Jeep Rollover Passenger Claim.   You are a rear-seat passenger in a modified rock crawling Jeep that rollovers due to the driver’s lack of skill.   Causing your arm to be crushed. You will have an insurance claim against the driver for bodily injuries.  As the passenger you bear zero fault in the jeep rollover.

Jeep Rollover Passenger Claim Tow Vehicles.   You are a rear seat passenger in a jeep in the Moab red rock.  Your jeep collides with another ATV rolling over, crushing your hands.  You will have a claim against the driver of your jeep, along with the ATV driver for possible causing the rollover.  As the passenger you bear zero fault in causing this accident.

4-Wheeler Hit by Truck.   You are in Moab Utah on a street legal 4-wheeler which is rear-ended by a truck causing your injuries.  You will have an insurance claim against the truck that rear-ended you.  It doesn’t matter that you were on a street legal ATV.    If you had a passenger, that passenger will also have a claim against the truck driver also.

Side-By-Side Rollover Passenger Claim.  You are a passenger on a Side-By-Side that is involved in a one ATV rollover, crushing your leg.  You will have a claim against the Side-By-Side driver who allowed the vehicle to rollover.    

Moab Jeep / ATV Passenger Rollover Claims.

Going jeeping in Moab is lots of fun, but make sure you have insurance to cover any accident that may occur.

Here are some Common Utah Rollovers and Recreational Vehicle Accidents:

Rollovers.   When you are hurt as a passenger in a ATV, Jeep or truck that rollovers, generally the driver is responsible for your injuries.  Often the Side-By-Side, Jeep or ATV will have liability insurance to cover your injuries when a rollover does happening causing injuries.

ATV / Recreational Vehicle Accidents, Collisions.   When to two or more Jeeps, ATVs or trucks collide while off-roading liability insurance is there to cover your injuries.

Pedestrian Injuries.  Just like when two Utah recreational vehicles collide causing your injuries, the same insurance will cover your injuries when you are hit by an ATV.

Street Legal ATV Side-By-Sides.  Many ATVs or recreational vehicles are street legal and driven commonly on Moab City roads or elsewhere.  When street legal ATVs collide with cars, trucks or pedestrians, that vehicle’s liability insurance kicks in to cover the personal injuries.

Recreational Vehicle Insurance.

Many ATV or recreational vehicle owners have liability insurance to cover injuries and damages that they may cause.  Utah law requires limited insurance on most recreational vehicles for just this reason.

One serious issue that must be dealt with on any recreational vehicle personal injury claim is what insurance coverages are there for the accident?  Often your own car insurance can cover accidents when you are in rental cars, but not off-road vehicles.  What has to be decerned is who is the primary insurance policy cover your injuries and who is the secondary coverage, along with any no-fault medical pay benefits available.   An experienced Utah personal injury attorney will help sift through the various policies and help you make these determinations.

Types of Utah Recreation Vehicles.

Common recreational vehicles involved in accidents causing injuries are:

Side-By-Sides.  4-Wheelers.  3-Wheelers.  Dirt Bikes.  Motorcycles.  ATVs.  Trailer accidents.  Rock Crawlers.  Jeeps. Trucks.

UTAH ROLLOVER ATTORNEY JAKE GUNTER.  Call/TXT (801) 373-6345 for a free consultation on your recreational vehicle bodily injury claim.  Do not go in along against the insurance carriers.