What an amazing thing you did! Thank you! Be easy on yourself, it will take a bit to decompress.

As you were a witness to the entire crash you may find out about his condition. But know he might have been worse off had you not been there.

I saw a motorcycle rider flip right in front of my car. As I saw him take a lane change, then think better of it and go back I thought "this is not good, he's muscling the bike, steering with his arms instead of his body", I slowed behind him and put my flashers on and sure 'nuff .... he flipped out like a rag doll, bike and rider flipping end over end 3 times and landing by the side of the freeway.

This was a new or newer motorcycle rider and luckily for him he had allllllll the gear; full face helmet, jacket, pants, gloves, boots .... and luckier still the three people who stopped included an ER RN, a fire dept. captain who had enough in his truck to stock an ambulance including these amazing scissors which cute right through the bikers jacket

I'm in awe at first responders, the RN and fire captain had never met and they just swung into gear as if they'd worked together for years. I just stood there and took notes as they expertly pieced together medical information and made calls as they ordered it.

I called the fire dept. later on, this lucky rider only had a broken wrist.

If you ride a motorcycle even a little one, take the class that's offered and wear all the gear. I've been told this rider did neither.