canadian_bacon
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UPDATE:
Got a txt from the rider, broken shoulder. He was talking about beers
Saw a motorcycle accident right beside me, NOBODY stopped, I mean, NOBODY, as soon as the light turned green, they left, not even a 911 call. Amazing. Rider got rear-ended. Traffic was very slow, red light. The driver was looking at god knows what.
I got out of the car and went to help the rider. He was shook up, barely coherent, no blood, kinda shaky. I helped him away from traffic, got him to the sidewalk, then stopped the bike, no fluids, no fires.
The woman that got hit simply froze when she saw the body on the pavement, the woman that hit the rider was only able to say: I am sorry, I am so sorry, I am sorry. Sorry does not cut it when somebody gets hurt. One of them called 911, the rider wanted out of the gear, I advised him against it, however he started to take it off by himself. He kinda checked out ok, the shoulder was bad and barely could move the fingers, could not make a fist.
I checked his helmet, with an open face, he would have been hurt for sure. Scratch marks on both cheeks, his head kinda got pinned between the bumpers. Besides jeans, he had full gear.
EM services got on scene pretty fast. They took the rider away.
I have to admit it is scary. I took a break from riding today. This was about 6:30PM

Got a txt from the rider, broken shoulder. He was talking about beers

Saw a motorcycle accident right beside me, NOBODY stopped, I mean, NOBODY, as soon as the light turned green, they left, not even a 911 call. Amazing. Rider got rear-ended. Traffic was very slow, red light. The driver was looking at god knows what.
I got out of the car and went to help the rider. He was shook up, barely coherent, no blood, kinda shaky. I helped him away from traffic, got him to the sidewalk, then stopped the bike, no fluids, no fires.
The woman that got hit simply froze when she saw the body on the pavement, the woman that hit the rider was only able to say: I am sorry, I am so sorry, I am sorry. Sorry does not cut it when somebody gets hurt. One of them called 911, the rider wanted out of the gear, I advised him against it, however he started to take it off by himself. He kinda checked out ok, the shoulder was bad and barely could move the fingers, could not make a fist.
I checked his helmet, with an open face, he would have been hurt for sure. Scratch marks on both cheeks, his head kinda got pinned between the bumpers. Besides jeans, he had full gear.
EM services got on scene pretty fast. They took the rider away.
I have to admit it is scary. I took a break from riding today. This was about 6:30PM

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