Vehicle Vs Motorcycle Caught On Camera Parthenia and Woodley North Hills
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2023
- At 6:41pm a white BMW was driving at a high rate of speed when he collided with a Male on a motorcycle. The Fatal TC Involving a motorcyclist and several cars - LAFD Responded and pronounced the motorcyclist deceased on scene.
Location: 8633 Woodley Ave
Cross Street of Parthenia
My heart goes out to that motorcyclist and his family. May he rest in peace.
Yeah, it looks like he had a momentary lapse of judgment and went out into the road a bit too early after the white pickup pulled in. But he shouldn't have had to pay with his life for that. The driver of the car was flying way over the speed limit. He'll likely face charges, even though he may not have been fully responsible for the charge.
Driving is the most dangerous thing we do daily. People need to SLOW THE FUCK DOWN.
exactly, I drive the speed limit & ppl always get mad at me!
@fleatactical7390
Biker had it coming
@@aerystargaryenii2565 you’ll have it coming too just wait for it.
@@jaygee269 so will you.
Been riding for 40 years. Sold my bike yesterday. I had a good run and I’m grateful to be healthy. Decided it was time. Godspeed to the rider…
You got to know when to walk away!
I stopped riding and sold my Gsxr1100 after moving to SOFLO from Manhattan. Survived two accidents but thought about getting another sport bike but continuing to ride just means I'll be a statistic.
I'm 44yo been riding since I was 20yo I'm glade in still here. MC skills awareness pays off. Hope to make it along as you did.🫲
Back in the seventies, a friend who had a motorcycle accident told me that there were only two types of riders. Those who have had accidents and those who are going to have accidents. Scared me into cars and seatbelts!
@alanW3412 bro I've witnessed a few accidents but th other day I witnessed one right next to me and I'm scared into driving trucks or large Suv's now, my wife has a tiny car that she refuses to let go but I'm going to find a way, her little Buick encore can't take a hit
This is hard I lost my son back on May 8 2023. The woman wasn't paying attention and turned right into him in his lane. He was only 31 years of age. He was proud of his bike which was giving to him for his 31st birthday. He earned it because we ( his parents) gave him obligations he must fill first. He attained them all. I was proud of him that he endured it all with calmness. I miss him so much. RIP Jamil Alexander Hawes. You are missed and forever loved. Daddy.
I am so truly sorry for your loss.
So sad you lost Jamil at such a young age. I watched the video commemorating his life and thought, what a fine young man. His untimely passing begs the question, "Why?"
Hey Dad, sorry to hear and thanks for sharing.
It help so much with the healing to have individuals to show love and compassion. Thank you from my broken heart.
Thank you for your kind words and truth compassion. This help so much with healing. Walter
I’ve been motorcycle licensed for 48 years. Here is what I see from this video: rider misjudged that approaching car was driving normal speed vs. the reality that the car was seriously speeding. If you have ever wondered why you sometimes see a motorcycle rider holding back it’s often because we are trying to judge the speed of other drivers. It’s better to wait because motorcycles always lose in a crash with a car.
Agreed! Speed kills. Neither party has time to react if the white car was actually going to speed limit maybe even 5 mph over the bike might’ve had a lot more time to react and he would’ve actually made his turn. There would’ve been a lot more space between the biker and the car if the car wasn’t going 90 mph. Cars can come out of nowhere. I’ve seen it. Also seen motorcycles on the highway going over 100 you don’t see them coming. This is the fault of the car.
Did you also notice the moto rider pulled out at the same time the white truck was pulling in, blocking his view?
You're Absolutely 💯% Correct Sir !! As a Motorcycle 🏍 Rider You have to ride the Extreme Defensive Way or, You will end up like this Gentleman. It Breaks my 💔 Heart when I see a Tragedy that could have been Avoided. I Avoid Cross Traffic at all costs. It's easier to go with Traffic than to cross it.
I drive an suv, and my mom and other people get mad at me when i dont take the turn because cars are coming and i just dont want to risk even a fractional possibility of a wreck.
Its better to be safe than sorry.
That car was going waaay to fast. The motorcyclist? Rest in Peace. The driver, what happened?
I was a tow truck driver and this gives me flashbacks. Had to lift vehicles off of mangled bodies trapped under vehicles. I try not to stare at them too much but it’s hard not to. One of my first jobs was in a beef slaughterhouse but nothing compares to seeing a mangled human it’s very surreal to see in person. RIP
A paramedic friend of mine went to an accident years ago, car hit a tree and rolled. He crawled under the hood and put his hand on the woman's neck checking for a pulse and looking for any other victims. He saw two dead Chihuahuas....and realized the woman was his mother😲.
those jobs sounds fun, ill put them on my bucket list😮
@@mtlassen1992Damn...
I hear you brother, I still do that over in my country. It is haunting.
Reach out for help if you need it, OK?
My God, that was horrendous, that car looked to be travelling at 100mph, that poor man on the bike didn't stand a chance ...RIP
Poor man in the car now has trauma because the biker was inconsiderate
so you are going to side with the drunk Beemer driver
@finger painting 😂😂
@@phillipbanes5484 Absolutely incorrect, it was the bikers full responsibility to ensure the road was clear when making his left turn….entering the lane of the BMW’s path. Legally, it does not matter if the car was speeding or the driver being under the influence, biker still had to ensure it was completely safe to do so and he didn’t.
Now, seeing how you act childish, you will come back with some non educated comment with zero legal backing, surprise surprise.
You should really educate yourself on the law and refrain from embarrassing yourself any further.
@@phillipbanes5484 your powers of observation are clearly a bit off the dial....he was confirmed speeding at just under 100mph...fact.
The white car was traveling over 90mph. He's going to jail for a long time. 35mpg speed limit.
3 years max
Gavin Newsom will let him goo @mrvaj2021
@@mrvaj2021aqui no Brasil nem vai preso se for pagodeiro sertanejo ou filhinho de papai a própria polícia ajuda a sair do flagrante
mph not mpg. Mpg is miles per gallon and has to do with gas mileage. But yeah more jail time should be involved for drivers who speed and drive dangerously
@@j.h.hahnes8849 Needless correction. No one reading his comment thought he was referencing miles per gallon.
I rode for 3 years then decided it wasn’t for me. Had some fun times on the bike, but also had two near-death experiences on the highway at over 80mph that really made me think long and hard. I gave up motorcycles when my riding buddies moved far away so the decision was easy. Occasionally I miss riding to/from work, then I think about my family and realize I’m not missing too much. If you ride be safe out there, wear gear, and believe in your head that cars don’t see you. RIP
I mean.. who exists that slow ? That guy was in another world while riding that bike.
I sold my Suzuki cruiser 15 years ago because of how dangerous it is on the streets nowadays. It was bad enough in the 70s and 80s and 90s, now everybody is on their cell phones texting and not paying attention.
@@upc.barcodes83tbh I think he had a very high chance of being hit by that car regardless of the speed he was going, the timing was just unfortunate with the dumb speeding driver. If he had actually gone a little slower the car could've missed him entirely or took out his front wheel but saved him.
They say in America, look left right left when pulling out. (America drives on the right side of the road)
I think they say look left right before you enter the road because the first part of the road you're crossing has traffic from the left.
And you are double checking the left to make absolutely sure that the coast is clear from that direction.
If you miss traffic coming from the right, you will have maybe second to realize your mistake as you are not crossing their lane(s) yet.
Though this rule won't work well if somebody is driving on the wrong side of the road.
I gave up riding as well after 3 years. I had an accident that left me with minor injuries. It happened so fast that it made me think twice about riding ever again.
@morsinimicis3930 been riding since I was 15, I'm 42 now. I've been hit three times on three different bikes, the first time I was in a six month comma, the second time half my ribs were broken, the third time fractured my shoulder in two spots and right foot in 4 spots third degree road rash across my whole stomach and my left leg, I have cte frontal lobe brain damage. I still ride cause I'm free on my bike every problem goes away. My wife and daughter accept the fact that if I die on my bike at least I will die happy and free. But I completely understand why you and so many other people sell their bikes. It's dangerous and getting worse each day. Just never regret your decision, I sold one of my bikes and got a 66 mustang thinking it would replace my urge and desire to ride, nope I was going crazy, so sold the mustang and got another bike.
Pulling out while the truck is guarding your vision but I've never seen someone on a motorcycle make that mistake.... That was a bad combination of not being able to see everything and somebody going way too fast 😢
I totally agree with you on this 💯🙏🏿
so true. never make a turning decision, whether in car or bike, without being about to see everything
Confirmation bias: "There's nothing on the other side of the truck..."
If 4-10 seconds of waiting was too long to ensure a safe departure…. The speeding car was bound to hit someone. As a biker (51 years), I survived this long by deeply pondering moves into traffic, and intersecting roadways…. The car drivers don’t react to the small imprint a bike makes, so many say “I never saw him”! That’s why you, as a motorcyclist HAVE to discover a 6th sense of your surroundings! I feel bad for the deceased family 🙏 and as the poster says “ START SEEING MOTORCYCLES”.
I noticed that too. His vision was blocked briefly by the truck but yet he still went out. I guess from his vantage point the Corolla was still far away but underestimated the speed it was traveling.
Guy in the car was intoxicated, ran red light, speeding. The poor guy on the motorcycle probably didn’t misjudged the guy speed/distance, made worse by the turning white truck, vice versa with the incapacitated driver, awareness made worse due to the same white truck.
Dude, can you believe some of the asinine comments stating the the car had the right away and it was the cyclists fault....this is the warped thinking society we live in.....your assessment in this tragedy my opinion is point on
Is sucks to loose a life
Motorcycle was making an left turn were you can't make any left turn on solid lines I know where this happened you can't make a left turn and also the car was driving fast and intoxicated and left the scene always I throw old aa batteries when drivers at in their phone to be aware what are they doing they never expect what they hit or who threw what
@@halseyknox ..Biker didnt look for traffic,watch he takes off when the white truck was beside him,blocking his view! Onus on the biker on that crash,the car speeding really wasnt the cause..Cause was the biker failed to look!
Yes the car was speeding but if the biker waited for the truck to pass him and he had a clear view of the road he would have seen the car..Watch as the truck is beside him,the biker takes off with no clear visibility of the road! Biker is at fault on this one!
Turning left you have to LOOK not turn blindly as the biker did! Watch it again on your tv,not small phone you will too see!
When accidents occur, it's almost always that more than one driver goofed at the same time in the same place. Based upon the video and assorted comments here, that certainly seems to be the case.
RIP cyclist.
you're everywhere where bikes are lol
I’m 60 and have been riding since I was 8. My custom softail has been sitting unridden over the last year. A neighbor was killed on a Saturday, pulling out into traffic just like this. My wife asked me to stop riding and I did. My heart goes out to this man’s family. It’s always some unaware knucklehead operating 4 wheels. I was going to give the bike to my son, but can’t seem to do it. I miss riding, however it’s gotten to dangerous with the amount of knuckleheads multiplying on the roads these days. Seeing this I know I made the right choice to give it up. God bless and rest this man’s spirit.
It’s not always a knucklehead on four wheels, it’s always an entitled rider not being 200% focused. Night time and he decides to only look to his right while a truck is blinding his left where he should be paying more attention to at first anyway.. if you get on a bike, it’s 1000% your responsibility to keep yourself alive
@@nyashnader1 Did you see how fast that car was speeding. You expect people to be doing the speed limit there is no way to be able to tell how fast that car was going to be on you. Being on a bike is beside the point that car was not stopping if the bike rider was in an suv it would not have saved him.
O meu amigo morreu mês passado, o ônibus passou por cima de sua cabeça.😢
What chu mean since 8 foo😂
Some of us had Dads in our lives who supported mini motocross Foo😂 Don’t be hate’n cause you grew up poor!
I've been riding 15yrs and I must say.. you need to be 200% focused. No phone no jamming to music looking at sexy women on street just ride. On a bike everything is your fault everything because your the one paying the ultimate price. This was poor judgment on the bikers behalf and the speeding car. So sad. Rip
Well said, very tragic situation.
Very true. My daughter is learning to drive and I am trying to really get her to understand that really horrible things can happen in an instant when you're behind the wheel.
Just yesterday, we were getting ready to pull out of a parking lot; another driver in a Tesla was turning in. Easy peesy. But, the driver behind the Tesla didn't notice that the Tesla had slowed to turn and just wacked right into the back of the Tesla. TOTALLED his car. Not sure how the Tesla looked.
You have to be totally focused every moment out there.
Grew up riding motorcycles, including dirt bikes, heart goes out to family. Biggest lesson is to always assume nobody can see you. I've had several close calls in my time riding.
Rip distance and perceptions are crucial especially at night I always think 15seconds ahead of time. Ride safely 🙏
ride like you're absolutely invisible.
my cousin died last year due to a motorcycle accident . The lady hit him and supposably didn’t see anything so my cousin was laying on the floor suffering for a min . the lady is still living at home comfortably while my cousin isn’t here . she’s lucky she’s a woman or else i would get life in prison …
I wanted a motorcycle but this just made me realize how valuable you are on one... Rest in peace brother 🕊
50 years of riding with over a million miles and I'm still riding.. Bad stuff happens when we're living our lives...
Well I hate to be that guy but it looked to me like the biker pulled out in front of the car. The biggest problem with motorcycles isn't riding it deciding on a bike to buy. Tomany noobies but bikes out of their ability range. I got a tw200 for the farm at 33 and a Sportster at 39 and I had guys tell me to get a bagger like in the video.
Vulnerable. But yeah, everyone is also valuable to some extent.
That guy in that car was flying that could be easily have been a family in a car that he hit head on... Definitely the car driver should be charged with felony death by motor vehicle
I wouldn't let it stop you. As long as you can trust yourself to pay attention to your surroundings. There's no way that car just showed up out of nowhere. Yes it was probably speeding but it was also night time, he should have seen the headlights
So unfortunate. I've been rising for 25 years, and gave up street riding last year after a T-bone whwn a car made an illegal U turn in front of me. Almost no reaction time, and 11 days in the hospital. Thankfully, mainly broken bones and no head trauma. I speak from experience when I say that this man is lucky to have checked out w no pain. Condolences to his family, our hour is marked... godspeed.
Rising and boner😁
The damage his body caused to the parked white car just shows how strong the impact was 😮
That is brutal...the impact you see with the white car parked at the side of the road, that is not the motorcycle hitting it, that is the body of the driver.
So sad
It is awful but that wasn't his body that caused the impact. It was a piece of metal that flew off the car or bike. If you look carefully you can see the impact before the body even reaches it and the sparks from whatever was sliding on the ground into the car. I'm pretty sure the initial impact killed the rider.
It wasn't the biker's body that rocked the parked car. He was still in the air when that happened. What killed him was his head hitting the BMW's windshield. Otherwise he might have made it.
That’s incorrect. It was a hit and run, and the driver is still on the loose.
It was the motorcycle sliding into the car. The body hit the ground first.
To my brothers a sisters who love to ride like me, expect the un-expected, ride safe. This saddens me...
Biker didnt look for traffic,watch he takes off when the white truck was beside him,blocking his view! Onus on the biker on that crash,the car speeding really wasnt the cause..Cause was the biker failed to look! Watch the video,biker turned left with no visibility of the road!
@@mypronouniswtf5559the car was speeding, don’t you realise that, man slaughter, gee if we didn’t put speed limits a lot more people would be dead, common sense, don’t blame the bike rider unless you’re a shit driver. Too many of those pickup trucks on the roads too, people buy them and don’t even go off road, morons. You shouldn’t be on the road.
@@mypronouniswtf5559Maybe so, but it's tragic all the same.
@mypronouniswtf5559 The driver could have been driving the speed limit. He was definitely speeding and not paying attention to the road... while the motorcycle made a illegal left turn which ultimately took his life. Honestly horrible I tell people that ride constantly becareful
@@tuandang2947 he was well over the speed limit, man slaughter, reckless driving.
Terrible to see. I rode a motorcycle for many years in the valley. No reason for the BMW to be going so fast. My heart goes out to the mans family
What you say true but in this accident it was motorcycle fault. I ride as well
Car driver was drunk
Geez … I kept playing the video back to the moment he was still alive and paused it …
As a rider myself I just learn something….
Rest in peace man .
The car driver was definitely speeding and the biker unfortunately misjudged the drivers speed. To many speeders running red lights and stop signs. I seen a driver speeding on an crowded expressway shoulder and pass a marked police car. The cop did absolutely nothing. Thats why i don't ride anymore. We are evolving into a society of self-absorbed morons.
There weren’t any Officers though.
@@okjeffy6581thats the problem. There are never any cops around and if there are they don't do a damn thing and never pull anybody over.
Bought a ZX14 , rode it 5 times and sold it. Drivers are completely out of control. I was thrilled to make it home alive.
The motorcyclist is actually at fault here, he pulled out with a truck obscuring his view of oncoming traffic! The car was speeding yes, but even the car wouldn't have seen him hidden behind the pickup truck!
Humanity is backsliding brother. Prepare yourself for worse.
How tragic and sad, my most heartfelt condolences to the deceased motorcyclist’s family and friends. I’m an L.A motorcycle rider myself and that could have easily been me who was killed. If there’s any lesson to be learned here is A. Avoid night riding if possible B. Head on a swivel before moving forward and C. Assume you’re invisible to cars, plan your positioning accordingly. Unfortunately, there’s just too many idiot speeding cagers like the POS in the beemer and not enough enforcement.
Always heads-up for beemer drivers!
It’s on the rider, did he even look, one car blocked his view and he went anyway. Where I live over 50% of motorcycle accidents are rider error.
It is sad that this happened but let's not pretend bike riders follow the rules.
You never ride a motorcycle in Mexico...
This is why I stopped riding. At fault or not, you always end up on the losing end.
Over speeding inside city that’s just 3rd degree murder
Prayers for the rider and his family. That car was absolutely flying down that busy street. There are roads in my area that I literally drive through neighborhoods while I am riding just to avoid areas similar to this.
He absolutely pulled in front of the car.
Prayers wont help him
Speed kills. Whether you're on a motorcycle, or in a car, you can't take anything for granted these days. While the nations collective IQ drops, the number of lunatics on the road increases. Rest In Peace.
I take millions of things for granted every moment, so does everybody. It would be impossible to live without taking things for granted. Try an original thought.
Sold my Road King Classic just like this fellas several years ago because it was getting too dangerous to ride. I certainly have no regrets. Neither does my wife, kids and grandkids. I don't begrudge those who ride. I just pray for them.
Thank you. Shit like this scares me, but I just can't give up my scooter. It's therapy. I've been almost killed way too many times.
Oh my gosh! These videos are soul crushing. I'm speechless and that's pretty rare. But,my heart goes out to both drivers.
most horric i ever witnessed and in my hometownn too.
You can tell the biker genuinely didn’t see the car. He didn’t even try to hurry and turn. Bro was cruising as if there weren’t other cars on the road because to him there weren’t. Damn. That’s heavy man. R.I.P.
You never ever make a left-hand turn into traffic unless you are absolutely 100% certain the coast is clear no exceptions there is no rush you just have to make sure
There’s a concept in motorcycle riding called speed and distance that white truck turning in front of him distorted his perception of the oncoming car
The coast was clear until the dumbass car does 100mph down the road
Even if you are 100% certain that the coast is clear it's wiser to make a right when pulling out.
I wouldn't pull my car out over 2 lanes of a busy street. I would turn right then just circle around or find a turn off to do so.
@@keithpalmer4547that's what I do too. I don't like making a left turn or crossing a busy main road so instead I turn right & make a u-turn in the nearest opening. And sometimes I'd rather circle a bit to get on a road with traffic lights where I can cross more safely. And I looked at motorbikes like death trap, no protection at all, a little bump or swipe will send you flying! Never owned one.
at 100mph, a car covers 148 feet in a second. 4 seconds elapsed between the time the biker pulled out and the time he was hit, which means that the car would have been nearly 600 feet away.
A standard city block is about this long, so the roadway was clear by about a block when the motorcyclist pulled out. This makes the driver 100% at fault.
That motorcyclist didn't stand a chance! My thoughts and prayers are with his/her family. May they rest in peace.
His chance was when he looked left and failed to see what was coming.
@@drats1279 that car was going WAY too fast
@@tracysires2234You act like you can't see headlights off and the distance and should wait for it to pass.
@@Dude_Ronin You have your opinion, I have mine. There's no need to be insulting
@@tracysires2234 That definitely wasn't insulting 🤣 where was the insult??
❤ goes out to this guy's family, but what was he thinking. That car was flying..
It looks like he did not even see him. The truck blocking his line of sight, the speed of the car, and even the fact that we can look but our brains filter out (what it deems as) unimportant info...all of these could be factors. I know because I too ride.
Exactly, biker wasn’t thinking about staying alive. He was thinking “im just gonna pull out right here and everyone else should see me and stop for me or else they’re breaking the law!” 😂
I lost my little brother like this. I get nervous when a bike even comes near my car when I am on the road. I have not gotten over the loss and I it hurts every time I think of him.
It's very likely that if it were a car in place of the motorcycle, the driver would suffer the same fate. T-bone in the driver's door would be fatal at that speed.
Based on the speed that man was going, my experience being t boned on the driver side door by another car going 80 mph, it is a 90% chance of death.
@@Nico_Lo1606 Yes- it's very high.
Depends on the car. Most new cars have side air bags as standard equipment that would greatly reduce the possibility of a fatality, and an SUV would place the driver above the BMW’s hood line.
@@teerollings6919You’re funny or just extremely uneducated. Look at the speed of that car in the video Einstein and then put your pocket/bag of 8 inch air in between the impact and give me your hypothesis again.
@@Nico_Lo1606actually 95%!
That scares me for my husband who loves to take night rides on his bike. Praying for comfort for the family who lost a loved one.
I don’t like riding at night. The much elevated risk takes the fun out of it.
That car was speeding vut that mans situational awareness was terrible. He should of never pulled out
If you are a good wife, make him sell it now. My friend was a good rider- better then your hubby and he is now fully paralyzed. You have no clue the burden that you are going to have. He cannot wipe himself- for life. I will leave it at that. 1 million in debt, pain 24/7, etc. Trust me. Yes, I rode many years- sold it thanks to my wife. Best thing we ever did.
I made my husband sell is Kawasakizx10 when our daughter turned 1. Won’t be making me a widow at 20 something years old.
@@Mrs.Adrian Very smart decision. My friend went donw. He survived. All I will tell you is there are far worse things then a clean, quick death on a bike. It's the holiday so let's leave it at that.
This happened to me aged 19, now 63. A large truck ran stop sign. Nearly every bone in my body broken. 4 years to recover than back to work. Lucky I was workers compensation
I've had people tell me that motorcycles are safer in an accident than cars, because on a motorcycle you get thrown clear of the accident, instead of being trapped inside the vehicle, like inside a tin can.... I'll take trapped inside any day...
I love hearing all the Excuses for not wearing a helmet on a motorcycle.
I am almost 70yrs. Still riding a lot of miles. I have travelled almost 1 million klm. on 2 wheels. Some of my best times and best lifelong friendships made have been on 2 wheels, motorcycling has kept me sane in good and bad times. I hate to think of all the good times I would have lost if the fear of death on a mcycle had kep me from riding.
68 and I gave up a month ago after riding 50+ years.
My brother wasn't so lucky, he (at 28) got killed by a recidivist drink driver.
I count my blessings 🙌🏼
I guess no long term hospitalizations or near death experiences from impact? I gave up riding on the road after a crash. It put my family through hell afterwards. To see the look on their faces every time I got on the bike, it might be the last time they would see me alive. I couldn't put them through that again.
Respect, same here. Got a Miata!
That's why I don't ride...I've seen 3 fatal accidents...it's just not worth it for me
city riding is not for me..two bikes and moving out to the country is my plan..Ride safe people. God bless.
“Tragically, paramedics pronounced the motorcyclist, a man in his 50s, deceased at the accident site. His identity has not yet been disclosed.
In a significant development, investigators managed to locate the suspect, identified as 30-year-old San Fernando Valley resident Sandro Edgardo Mendieta, on Friday.
“Valley Traffic Detectives worked tirelessly to identify the suspect, and learned he was attempting to flee the country to avoid arrest,” stated LAPD.
Mendieta was apprehended near the Mexico border and taken into custody. He has been booked on suspicion of murder and is currently being held on $2 million bail.
The arrest of the suspect brings a glimmer of closure to this heartbreaking incident, while the community mourns the loss of the motorcyclist and hopes for justice to be served”
@@simonson6880Canada is not near California...
Edgar
What? The guy pulled in front of incoming traffic? And the driver of the bmw is responsible??? I guess he has the wrong skin color...
@@user-tz2yi7oy5r Either that or he fled the scene of the accident. Not sure which one yet.
@@user-tz2yi7oy5r He was reckless driving and likely intoxicated. I think he should get charged with vehicular homicide at least
I will never ride a motorcycle again after what happened to me in 2020. A truck was way over in my lane as I rounded a corner. Straightened the bike to miss him and was headed for a big tree. Dove off the bike and saved my life but couldn't walk again for almost 6 months. Too many idiots out there now. RIP to this poor soul...
Damn , when the yellow line gets pulled out you know the outcome was not good .
Did you notice that the white pickup blocked his line of sight just long enough to think it was clear.
This is reason #1
Exactly!!!!! I've ridden 25 years of course the car was going too fast, probably drunk but I would have never pulled out with the white truck blocking my view very sad
Blame the speeding car not the pickup making a legal turn.
@@oriolesfan7807 He's saying it's the rider's fault. Regardless of speed he pulled out blindly.
Actually the motorcyclist had a brief view to his left prior to the pickup truck blocking it. Perhaps the mortorcyclist didn't look that way or it was too short of a look to see the fast car approaching.
This is the exact reason why me and my husband gave up riding this past year. Got rid of our yamaha R1, our Verago and traded the Harley in for a lil 50 dirtbike for our kids. Since moving to FL the drivers are so stupid here, it amazes me. Every day we went out riding, someone somewhere, didn't matter what time of day, would nearly kill us. EVERY SINGLE TIME. After 1 year of attempting to ride after moving here, I wouldn't go out anymore and my husband won't ride without me by his side so he made the decision. I couldn't handle the stress it was causing me. I couldn't enjoy myself. Riding was an escape for me. Now, I'm terrified of it. It wasn't so bad when we lived in CT but here in FL. Forget it. To many almosts. A few people on the St I live off of have been killed on their motorcycles just these past few months, it's ridiculous. And unnecessary. This hurts to watch. This poor man and his family.
You are right, a lot of FL drivers, too many, are horrible drivers, they are crazy, impaired, reckless, arrogant, discourteous, distracted, hit & run, they will lie, on & on. They suck!
If it's any consolation, the drivers in NY are shit as well (-_-)
I almost died on a dirt bike when I was a kid and never rode it after that. My brother-in-law almost died in this exact situation. I know they're fun, but I'll never ride a bike again in my life.
Every time i think about getting a bike, these videos pop into my feed.
I feel bad for everyone involved. You gotta pay attention. Life and limb can be lost in the blink of an eye.
After re-watching this I realized the car was going way too fast. Poor guy on the bike probably saw them way up the road and didn't realize the speed until it was too late.
Seems a bit wreckless to get inside the lane meanwhile the white truck is covering the vision of both drivers.
Looking left helps when you pull out.
That why you wait and look both ways. Duh.
LOL true @@joshuagarvey9362
He looked the wrong way- to his right for traffic he was to merge with. He did not look to his left until it was too late. Also, street lights could have easily obscured his view even if he did look. Car headlights at 200+ feet away could look like street lights. He would not hear it since it was flying and at a distance but closing in fast.
This is beyond horrific. Unimaginable.. Rest In Peace.
If you're driving a motorcycle, you should always move faster than the guy on this motorcycle. Stay away from everyone like they're the enemy.
One of the most valuable lessons I learned during my motor cycle safety course was to constantly be aware of, and watch for things that can hurt or kill you! NEVER assume you have a clear path! I also found that using those skills that I'm a better driver as well. Stay safe folks!
The rider didn't see it coming..the last time he checked his left before that truck turned in it was wide open on a long stretch i bet, and he wasnt expecting within 3 seconds of truck passing for a car to fly trough doing 100+ mph. That driver should never see the light of day. Life for a life!
The biker pulled out foolishly, don't blame the car for everything. Bikers seem to have this "we own the road too" attitude and the cars and the trucks are going to win every time. You want to ride a Kevorkian that is your choice, but it is not a sane one inside a city grid system in this frenzied day and age.
@From-North-Jersey had the car been doing the speed limit, and not 3 times faster, he'd be alive. Stop justifying the idiocy of today's drivers killing people left and right on a bike, bicycle, car, or on foot. PS: Kevorkian was a pioneer in the line of helping people, and now states adopted it, but of course not before frying the poor dude and painting a picture of a monster first.
Wow, I hope that idiot gets a long prison sentence 25 years min. Drunk, speeding, not watching, taking the life of an innocent person. Man, that is just horrible.
Naw it’s California. They still try to blame the MC rider THEN give him time!
Are yall watching the same vid?!?..
The cyclist pulled out very slowly opposite the turning white truck shielding it! The car had no way of knowing he was there!..The cyclist needed to yield but didnt!..GOT BLESS THEM BOTH AND FAMILIES!😪🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@johnnybaker4785”High rate of speed” is the issue here. While the motorcycle has some fault, deception is not his but the car driver.
I think they’re both equally at fault. The car driver for speeding & the cyclists for not looking left one more time. I feel I always look both directions more then once before pulling out of a driveway .
Sorry all but the motorcycle pulled out in front of car.Truck covered the motorcycle for a second.If the motorcycle would have looked left he would have been alive today.Sorry to say but it is clear.Yes the car was going around 45-50 but looking both ways and taken a second means a lot.If he looked left he would of seen 2 head lights coming.
That's why i don't like crossing a main road onto the other side. I'd go around a bit to get onto a road with traffic lights so i can cross more safely.
My son rides and it scares me to death. Him and Dad ride and you literally have to watch other drivers on the road. This just kills me, prayer to the family
Lol, stop it Allison. Literally everyone has to watch others on the road, not just your spawn and boomer husband.
MY motorcycle riding RULE #1: Don't let anybody hit you! An example of rider error that can happen to any of us, someday, with serious consequences.
Sounds like you have been lucky enough to not get hit. Don't give your "rule" too much credit. Crazy drivers come out of nowhere and this could happen to anyone.
I saw the same thing. Rider mistake. You’re not in a car and have to take extra precautions. He assume the coast was clear cause of the truck pulling in. The car was speeding without a doubt
I in the other hand hit a car. The car made in illegal u turn. I hit the car and flew over the car. Had to be rush into the hospital. I still ride, but em a whole lot safer.
I don’t ride a motorcycle but I’m sure it’s easier said than done
Always ride like you’re invisible to everyone..take as much precaution as needed at anytime
@@GMan-cv9igagreed! I remember as a young driver assuming it was clear where another car is turning in like that. Even if that bike is making a right turn in that situation he can be in trouble.
I only rode a motorcycle for under 2 years of my life. It was among the most fun pieces of transportation I have ever known, but (and I don't need to embellish or exaggerate), every single time I operated that bike, at SOME point, I needed to make an expedient and efficient move to avoid a collision, and I mean without fail. Every time I rode, at least rode longer than a few minutes worth of travel time. People, as a way of life, DO not and WILL not see you, even if there are zero obstacles or objects between you on your bike, and them, traveling toward you at any rate of speed. Breaks anyones heart to see shit like this go down.
Paramedic of seven years, major cities, rural nowheres, mountains, reservations... Bikes are incredible, I'll never take one anywhere over 30mph. God bless, stay safe, stay vigilant y'all.
That absolutely ruined my night. My thoughts and prayers go out to the bikers family and friends. 🙏
Why? People die every day. What makes this one so special?
@@robertfonovic3551hopefully someone says that about you one day
I rode 20 years. I was more lucky then good- no major issues. I was also paranoid. I assumed every car was out to get me. I ALWAYS made sure I could see both ways. A CLASSIC mistake is to go past a vehicle or object that you cannot clearly see around. In this case, he made many mistakes. He was in a rush. He started out into traffic while the pickup on his left completely blocked his view to his left. He was also looking to his right since he was more concerned about traffic coming up from behind him. Reasonable but he needed to WAIT and clearly look both directions. Then, you have to MOVE. I never went out slowly onto the road or off an exit. You have to make sure the coast is clear and MOVE relatively quickly- and be very prepared always, to nail the throttle. I always left myself multiple OUTS- like hitting the gas- or brake or even an out to go off road onto th grass- even if I crashed, I would live. Had he even nailed the gas hard in 1st gear, he would have shot across the stree and lived.
A few practial tips I learned over the years...
A tricky scenario that happens is when you are boxed in on a highway- truck in front and to your left- then the car on your right tries to merge into you. You have nowhere to go. Always check tire pressure too, especially when it gets very cold or hot out as it changes. Be aware of water or oil on the ground like at a toll booth. Never over fill the gas- the overflow tube spills it out and directly onto the rear tire. Be cautious of riding in a group. Bikers can come up on your side. Also, don't try to keep up with faster riders. Do install a steering dampner which can help prevent those infamous tank slappers. Do not ride one handed. I did once- hit a bump and it threw me back which forced my right hand back and applied full throttle.
I had several close calls and eventually sold it when I moved and never replaced it. I quit while I was way ahead. Best thing I ever did. If you ride (don't), but if you do, take a safe riding course and learn how to countersteer. Always ride proactively. Expect the unexpected at all times. Then it is just a matter of time until you have a bad day.
My friend was a better rider then me. He role for only ~5 years and went down last year. A big truck was nearly stopped in the slow lane on a highway doing road work. He was going a bit fast and did not have time to get over- and I think cars were blocking him as well as I mentioned happens. There was traffic behind him and also in his left lane. Regarldless, he is now near fully paralyzed for life. He is quite miserable. He WAS a good looking, 20 something year old cool dude- like a James Dean- a bit of a rebel but very down to earth, friendly chap. He had a new family- all mostly gone. New, actually very job- gone. In pain 24/7. Only one bad arm partly works. He cannot even wipe himself or shake when cold or sweat when hot. The sad part is this was his last ride. He was selling the bike and wanted one last hurrah. If this hell can happen to him- it can happen to you. In fact, if you ride, it is waiting for you. This I promise. Sell it now.
Riding was fun- events were fun but it is NOT worth it in 2023. Far too many distracted idiots on the road. This accident though was avoidable though I will say, it's harder to spot a very fast car because you expect to see them within 100 feet or so and if he is 200+ feet away and moving fast, it's easy to miss or even hear.
R.I.P.
This is hard wisdom from an experienced rider gentleman!
Thank you for your words! I felt them in my bones!
I had to come to this comments section to let people know my view that it was the riders fault this horrific scene had to transpire.
I am 44 years old, not married or have ever had a girlfriend, I ride a KTM Duke 390 and even though i believe at my current age that I'm a really good rider and use my brains when I'm on the road with my life, your words bring me back to the reality out there... too many idiots! And too many unpredictable and merciless situations that these newer machines put us in that demand 100% focus.
A wake up call for me! I don't know what to do. Maybe I Should give in and pick a girl for myself and buy me a fast car or one of them mini SUVs like the suzuki jimny. Take a step back 😅
My apologies for this essay. My heart goes out to this biker and the car driver who was speeding i believe, but still. Wish it never happened! May their loved ones find peace somehow, and the car driver some consolation, I'd feel horrible to be him or her right now.
Sharing experiences....a good thing.
Pushing your fears on others....not so much.
Thousands of us ride and survive. As police officer I have seen far more fatal crashes involving cars and trucks than motorcycles. Every trip anywhere is a near death experience no matter what you ride, drive or are a passenger. You can prepare but you can't control others.
@@TheAcceleratorMagazine First you are not a cop. Lying...a good thing? Not so much son. Second, I pushed nothing. I shared some reality. For those who needed to hear it I could have saved a life. For most who will ignore it- move on.
If you are a cop- stop speeding. stop high speed chases. Stop beating the public for no good reason. Stop being a bully. You are the most fearful group- and here you are preaching to me. You think everyone is out to get you so you attack and taze people friendio. Do better.
I know a lot of cops- trained martial arts with one subh bully. He loved hurting people and would tell anyone who would listen. Big, not to bright and insecure. Bad combination. One of your own just ran over a biker. Guess you missed that. Then the POS tried to pin it on the biker. That said, not all cops are bad- the system however is messed up. Very. All about money/tickets. I've been to countries where they never pull people over on the roads. They simply use cameras and mail tickets. In the US it is a revenue generating business. Badged Sales people. Always drumming up sales. It starts with "HI- Where YA ALL coming from?" Give me ID. Got any warrants? Been drinking? Got any weapons...etc. Sad. Meanwhile you will NEVER sit outside a bar to PREVENT DUI. You love DUI and speeders $$$. Pays a heafty paycheck son.
Did you catch the part that the person who hit him ran a red light. It's very possible that he looked in that direction and saw that the light had been read for some time and in his mind he determined that no one was coming. Then Focus his attention to the other direction as he positioned himself in traffic. The drunk driver was going 100 mph and ran a red light. Maybe some blame but very little blame on the motorcycle here.
Both of your comments are so long that you will not get very many people to read them.
Poor bastard, he saw it coming at the last second and straighten out his wheel, but it was too late. Don’t ride at night kids, there is always an asshole who is speeding.
Don’t pull out in to traffic while your vision is blocked by another vehicle. Being impatient trying to beat the approaching car and realized it was traveling faster than he thought. Only needed 3 more seconds of patience to still be alive.
It was 6:30pm ffs. Families are out and about. It wasn't 3am.
@@Just...Peachy do you ride ? Your depth perception and your ability to judge speed is effected when you ride at night.
@@jackmurphy9371 No I don't ride. Ah, gotcha. That makes sense then. That's very scary!
Oh no……😢😢😢😢 Rest in Heaven, fellow rider. Look at all your gear…you were doing everything right. 🙌 This makes my heart hurt. This shouldn’t have happened.
😓🙏🕊️
Never pull out when a vehicle is pulling in. You are blinded in that instant. That driver was speeding like hell and I hope justice gets served.
Right, I think the motorcyclist thought he was safe to go because the white truck pulled in but unfortunately the other car was coming full speed 😔
@@realest21310 agreed. My condolences to the cyclist family.
After reading the comments I'd like to mention something. Yeah, the biker was wrong to pull out in front of the car. And Im sure the car was a safe distance away. BUT at that insane speed that car was probably a city block away. At 100 mph you will cover about 750 feet in 5 seconds. Thats about a city block. And we all know that things can be deceiving at night. I feel for the biker and his family, he wasnt goofing off, and im sure he didnt wake up that morning knowing it would be his last. As for the car, play stupid games and win stupid prizes? He might even realize that now.
Poor guy and his family. My heart goes out. I've been riding since before age 10. I'm 53 now. I've had so many close calls on the road. I got rid all my street bikes and only ride dirt bikes now. Yes, even at my age. I still ride. I need my two wheel fix from time to time but the roads are too crazy now. No one respects anyone anymore, especially on the road.
At your age?
I'm 52 and still ride dirt bikes.
But I did by a four wheeler,thinking I'm not gonna go as fast,and actually get to see the scenery and pick mushrooms.
What is the speed limit on the road section? This car was going a over 80 km/h.
I don't care how careful you are this is why I'll never ride a motorcycle. You're sitting on an engine with wheels, at the mercy of the distracted masses
Absolutely true 💯
when your time is up, it's up.
@@Chris_L034but you can contribute to your own odds.
Most Cars aren't crash tested above 35mph. And that guy was definitely going faster than 35mph. Lol. So I've got some bad news for ya. Odds are no matter what your in, your not walking away from that one.
@@TeamFish15 which this guy didnt do.
As a fellow biker, I can't understand why this guy on the Harley pulled out when and how he did. I took a safety course sponsored by the state police years ago when I started riding. That was like one of the cardinal rules of biking. Keep your head on a swivel, and assume that nobody is looking for you. I almost got taken out by a school bus at a four-way intersection. I did not have a stop sign, but I always slow down there because the people that do have a stop sign tend to run it. While they would be at fault in that case, is it better to be right, or is it better to be alive? RIP brother.
The car that hit him was going triple the speed limit. The last time he saw that car it was a block or more away
Amen. I'm always slow to pull into traffic from a lot or a red light because of things like this.
@@604cuinkillah When your vision is blocked by a pickup truck turning, you wait and get set again when you can fully see. When you do decide to go, you give it some throttle to GTFO of the way. If this guy would have waited five seconds, he'd still be among the living.
Chilli Dave, to be fair, he most likely looked, saw the car way down the street, but didn't judge the speed of the car. That car was traveling WAY too fast for that road.
@@LaughingRandomly night time is a very difficult time to judge vehicle speed. That's why you wait until the vehicle passes. Maybe it takes you 30 seconds longer to get home, but you'll actually get home. At night I try to exclusively take routes where I only turn at lights to mitigate the risk of idiots. Nothing will ever eliminate the risk entirely, but this one was absolutely avoidable.
It saddens me everytime I drive by this street section of North Hills where this tragedy occurred. Senseless drivers out there. May the motorcyclist rest in peace. Prayers up.
Honestly there is a good chance a crash like this would have killed someone in a car, no chance on a motorcycle
"Driver arrested near Mexico border after fleeing from fatal crash with motorcyclist in North Hills.
On Friday, investigators were able to locate the suspect, 30-year-old San Fernando Valley resident Sandro Edgardo Mendieta.
"Valley Traffic Detectives worked tirelessly to identify the suspect, and learned he was attempted to flee the country to avoid arrest," said a statement from LAPD. "
Biker really should have waited for white truck to clear so he could see properly. Sad. White car idiot massively speeding. No chance.. Both had opportunity to avoid this mess
If the white car had been doing no more than 50 mph he would have seen it but he was most likely doing 100 mph by the looks of the blur.
@@henryhonda8408 Thats very true. Just very unfortunate for the biker. Once he pulled out his fate was sealed
agreed. 😔.
I love how everyone ignores the fact he pulled out into oncoming traffic without waiting for the truck to go by so he could see. Other guy speeding is obvious
You can see him try to adjust at the end but the guy is just going way to fast. Really unfortunate
RIP to that fella. Life was all good seconds prior, in a blink. Enjoy the moment people
This is why i don't ride at night. rest in peace brother.
Dam driver looked like he was going 100. Biker didn't stand a chance, RIP brother!!
Made my heart drop. I just sold my bike and two days later the guy i sold it to was taken out similar to this.
That's crazy how fast your life can be taken from you, one minute you're pulling out of a parking lot coming from a store then boom lights out. RIP
This isn't a lesson for the motorcyclist, because he's dead. But it is a lesson for the car driver, in that there is no need to drive 80mph in residential areas. People do make mistakes and we can all reduce the risk just by being that bit more careful and looking out for each other. Something that seems to be lost on most these days.
What is pictured in this video isn't a "mistake". This is murder. Call it what it is.
@@halseyknox the car driver didn't flee. They crashed. The car took heavy damage
@@kevinbarry3548 murder requires intent. Anyway, I'm on about the mistake the motorcyclist made by misjudging the reckless speed of the bmw
He probably stopped offscreen or something, also how did you know it was a BMW?? That car was going really fast.
@@okjeffy6581it's in the video
And this is why riding motorcycles has never been a choice for me! My condolences to the family of the biker!
Motorcycle or car you would have died there if you made the same mistake.. it is 100 the cars fault ... But I would have never pulled out... That truck pulling into the same parking lot the bike was at.. Blocked his field of view... Now maybe he still would have gone.. Cause who would of thought the cat would be doing 80
Dirt bikes only
@@deepsquat600 The truck making the left probably shouldn't have made the turn if he could see that white car coming at that speed. He was lucky he didn't get smoked!! If that had happened there would have been multiple fatalities, everyone in the turning truck or in the speeding car and most likely would have still killed the fella on the motorcycle waiting to make a left turn.
I been riding bikes for over 50 years and when i pull out into traffic im in with the flow in matter of yards. No slow rolling and feet down. It's drop the clutch and bang wide open through to 3rd. You don't get second chances with cars. 0 to traffic flow speed almost instantly.
Back in the 70s there was a commercial with a motorcycle helmet on the road saying "the motorcycle was right, dead right" Meaning motorcycles, always lose against cars or trucks.
My dad died the same way pulling out of a driveway when a speeding car t-boned him.
My fear is the opposite: someone pulling in front of me
T-bone ?????
@@user-su6wo6uw9o don’t speed and stay aware of your surroundings.
@@ralfievaldes343 That's when you break a prime rib.
@@ralfievaldes343Another term used is broadside.
Pisses me off to no end. Senseless and avoidable. 🙏 to the family.
The motorcyclist didn't even look before he pulled out, there was a truck in his line of site, had he done that this could have been avoided. Was the car that hit him driving at an excessive speed, yes, but he had no chance to see the biker either!
@bettysmith4527 the bike was clear of the truck for long enough to be seen. Had the car been driving a reasonable speed, he would have been able to avoid the bike.... AND the biker would have had a better chance to see the car coming in the first place. Driver of car will, at least, lose a lawsuit. .... and maybe get charged with a crime. He was most likely exceeding the speed limit by enough to consider it reckless driving (some states +25 over limit, others +30). Absolutely uncalled for....
@@bettysmith4527100% Correct.
@@mikeb8342You obviously know nothing or at best, very little about the law. Betty Smith is 100% correct and you are not. Unfortunately for you, you are trying to use feelings and emotions in this case versus the law.
This is why you come up with incorrect legal conclusions.
Its not that he didn't look. My opinion is...He was looking both ways to see if its clear for him to go as he's waiting on the truck to pull in(which we all do). Since it was clear for him to go he started to pull out after the truck got turned. Drivers use their judgment on if its safe to pull out by the distance of the car coming at them with the posted speed limit. That car was probably close to triple the speed limit. If he would have been driving the speed limit everyones judgement would have been more accurate. The driver of that car is responsible for that mans death
The white BMW driver has to live every day knowing he killed another human being. I don’t know if he was convicted in court, but if he has a soul, this will haunt him for the rest of his life.
Maldita gente que maneja tan rápido y sin precaución como si no supieran a dónde vamos todos no importa la rapidez ..
El de la moto fue el culpable, sea a 40 o 100 millas por hora no habia tiempo para frenar
@@jeffreya8329esa Zona es como de 30 millas por hora. El culpable fue el del carro. Si no ubiera manejado a lo que parese 70 millas por hora, si ubiera tenido tiempo de frenar
@@jeffreya8329solamente los que hemos perdido un hijo o familiar por un cafre , entienden el concepto manejar sin precaución .
My heart breaks for him and his family!
😢Rest well sweet soul ❤
My nephew was killed nearly identical to this 4 months ago in Memphis and we saw it on camera God it was awful smh 😢 the pics in my head I will never forget
Rest well Damarri❤❤
After researching this it was reported that the driver hit a second parked vehicle and then fled the scene on foot, he left a passenger behind in his totaled vehicle. They caught the driver later on near the boarder of Mexico. They still have not identified the motorcyclist.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHY ;
i switched to a Big SUV/Acura from a 4 door sedan/Acura safety,
Everyone seems to think it's okay to drive freeway speeds on surface streets...
..all thru the Valley - i have been seeing numerous fatal traffic collisions - mostly - people Blasting through the Intersections trying to beat the Red light - and end up killing someone who is going through a green light ,
Yeah,
my New MDX is rated for 100 MPH side impacts💥
I know this is of topic but , I think your suv will roll over from a crash like that now, SUV's are more top heavy.
@@VinsibleKSbro sure
whatever it takes to absorb the
Initial Impact 💥 so i can walk away Alive
It may be rated for 100 mph but we aren’t for collision with the inside of our vehicle being pushed at us!
But, any protection will greatly improve our chances!
I’ld prefer to get a Peterbilt myself!😉
@@57Jimmy biggest reason why I stop getting behind the greasy wheel of an 18 wheelr ;
...hauling 9, 000 gallons of fuel up the coast at 2:00AM in thick fog ,
... even at a million dollars a year it's not worth your life...
... not to mention having that awful taste of gas in your mouth by the end of the day...
... retirement is the best thing i did 15 yrs ago 👍👋
THIS IS EXACTLY WHY ;
i switched to a F450/Ford from a SUV. Saftey.
with all the other cars getting bigger, and crazier, I stepped up my size and attitude.
Holy s***! That dude never had a chance. RIP fellow biker. 🙏
Just like Motorcyclists that always say "Be aware of your surroundings....."
this goes for Motorcyclists as well
Motorcycles speed and cars speed.... but you aren't protected on a Motorcycle.....,
I had a bike in the early seventies (1974)....a station wagon passed me in a single lane on-ramp in Oakland CA...looked at me while he forced me of the road and I caught a cable just under the headlight on the forks. The bike stopped, I didn't. When I got out of Oak Knoll hospital 2 weeks later, my bike was waiting for me in the parking lot of the barracks on base, my buddy had arranged for it to be repaired. All shiny and new....I went upstairs, got a sheet of paper...put for sale, make offer...within minutes it was sold for $100 on the spot....never have been on another one....//
Where I live, if that BMW was speeding more than 30mph over the limit it is a criminal offense. If he was impaired it is a criminal offense. A criminal offense will render that driver "at fault" for any accident automatically even if they had the "right of way". Makes sense.
It's Kaliforniastan though, so usually the criminals have more rights
RIP and prayers to the family. Such a tragic situation. If the fast and furious car had not been traveling like a speeding bullet maybe the biker would still be here.
So we aren’t blaming the person that blindly went into traffic ?
@@dominickpiole8895 The speed that car was going, he would have been far away when he looked before the truck went in front of his view.
@@jamieostrowski4447 doesn’t matter, right of way
@@dominickpiole8895p*ssy
@dominickpiole8895 The motorcyclists MUST use extreme caution. I don't think the speed of the vehicle would matter that much in this case. Even 35-40 mph would most likely have provided the same outcome?
Same thing happened to the son of a friend in England. He had the right of way, but he died an instantaneous death when hit broadside. My friend is totally devastated.
😢GOD bless those involved, as well as their family and slow down.
Oh hell no. :( That couldn’t have ended well for the motorcyclist. RIP, dude. I wouldn't get on a motorcycle for anything. No protection. The car seemed to be going way too fast. He had no chance.
Even if the person was in a car i highly doubt he would survive that t-bone collision. Bmw was just way too fast
Read the friggin description, takes 5 seconds. . .meanwhile you spent how long typing out your comment?
Every one wants to blame white bmw but why dude put his bike in front of a fast ass car is something don't understand
@SalvadorSanchez-hq9hn fuck me dead already...some of you are that fakn stupid that you just can not use a bit of imagination. Let's say there was two cars coming at you, normal speed is what it appears. You look at it and say I have enough time to pull out, next thing you mnow there's a fucken speeding car behind them that appeared out of know where, because its obvious he is going 150kmh and decided to go in between the two car that you clearly saw doing normal speed. Guess what..it fakn too late now.
So f all of you that are saying it's the motorbikes fault..you look left and right, coast is clear... in those 5 secs this speeding maniac has managed to go between 4 cars that were blocking you from seeing him earlier. It's not rocket science. If this has never ever happened to you while you were driving then I understand. But I see it s lot. Pulling out of a street in my car every now and then you come across a situation like this.
Noone goes in front of a speeding car on purpose fo fk sake.
@SalvadorSanchez-hq9hn when you look at cars doing speed limit, you can gauge how long it will take for them to get there.
But this guy was speeding so he caused moto to miscalculate
He Never Saw It Coming☹️RIP Brother 👊🏻👊🏻😎
That car was flying. They should be charged with negligent homicide
The car was speeding and if I was the biker I would have sat there and waited until I saw no vehicles coming in each direction
Dear God, my god that poor guy on the motorcycle. Hopefully he never knew what happened. That person in the white car looked like they were going way too fast. My god! 😭 Rip to the family. This was awful.
Oh God! That's just, dear God, I mean really, my God... God help us!
It's sucks but he did made a left turn were you can't make and the driver did drive fast
Too fast you don’t even know the speed limit could be 40 and clear night 45 ish is perfectly safe
@@CAPTAIN_KNOXyou can’t anticipate someone driving that fast. The car was at fault.
@@madisynissaquah243no way. There’s no way he even knew the car was coming because he was driving so fast.
Los Angeles retired me in 1998 from riding too many close calls!