Tracheal and bronchial injuries are serious types of thoracic trauma, and a cervical-tracheal laceration is a rare sub-type. Because the integrity of the tracheal wall of most patients has not been damaged in a cervical-tracheal laceration, the patients' clinical manifestations lack any visible symptoms, easily causing a misdiagnosis or a missed diagnosis. In this study, the clinical data of one case of cervical tracheal laceration were collected, and the diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis of the patient were analyzed. The patient was admitted to the hospital and was confirmed to have a laceration of the neck trachea using an electronic bronchoscope. After the bronchoscopic intervention, the cartilage ring of the free trachea was removed, and the respiratory condition of the patient was improved. Electronic bronchoscopy is an important tool for the diagnosis of cervical tracheal lacerations. If the diagnosis is considered in clinical work, electronic bronchoscopy should be the first choice.