Pelvic fractures represent relatively small portion of traumatic fractures of locomotor system. Considering the fact that pelvis, as a structure houses plethora of vascular, neural and genitourinary tract organs, traumatic injuries represent a considerable challenge in prehospital and hospital management of these types of traumas. Even though there are numerous ways of traumatic classification most commonly used is Yung-Burges classification. Mechanism of injury as well as classification of the fracture site is needed in order to properly treat these types of trauma. Upon completion of physical examination definitive diagnosis is based on radiological findings of which computerized tomography is still considered to be gold standard. The basic principle lies in stabilization of pelvis and prompt hemostasis. With advancements in endovascular techniques it is possible to promptly and effectively embolize arterial bleeds and establish control of major hemorrhage. If a patient presents with low energy pelvic fracture they do not need specific treatment plan, only frequent ambulatory examinations. The aim of this final paper is to show the most common types of pelvic trauma, as well as prehospital and hospital management of this type of traumatic injury. Key words: