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Crashes Reported Across Northern Utah Amid Windy Weather
Utah Highway Patrol advises drivers to use caution due to multiple semi-truck rollovers and slide-offs.
Published on Feb. 21, 2026
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The Utah Highway Patrol is warning drivers across northern Utah to use caution and expect delays due to several weather-related crashes, including two semi-trucks that have blown over on I-80 in Tooele County, a jackknifed semi on Highway 40 in Wasatch County, and multiple slide-offs on Highway 89 and I-80 in the canyons of Summit County.
Why it matters
Strong winds and wintry weather conditions have led to hazardous driving situations across the region, with semi-trucks overturning and vehicles sliding off the roads. The Utah Highway Patrol is advising drivers to slow down, plan for delays, and exercise extra caution while navigating the affected areas.
The details
According to reports, two semi-trucks have blown over on I-80 in Tooele County, causing blockages on the interstate. In Wasatch County, a semi has jackknifed on Highway 40, and several cars have slid off the roadway. Additionally, multiple slide-off crashes have been reported on Highway 89 and Interstate 80 in the canyons of Summit County.
- The crashes were reported on Wednesday morning, February 18, 2026.
The players
Utah Highway Patrol
The state law enforcement agency responsible for patrolling Utah's highways and interstates.
Utah Department of Transportation
The state agency responsible for maintaining and improving Utah's transportation infrastructure.
What’s next
The Utah Highway Patrol is calling in additional resources to assist in the affected areas, and drivers are advised to check road conditions and weather forecasts before traveling.
The takeaway
This incident highlights the importance of driving cautiously and being prepared for changing weather conditions, especially during the winter months in Utah when high winds and snow can create hazardous driving situations.
