Fatal Motorcycle Crash / Riverside RAW FOOTAGE 

Rest in peace buddy. Nothing worse than losing a loved one in an accident. Lost my niece who was like a daughter in a atv accident 2 1/2 years ago and it's really just like yesterday for us. Prayers for his family and friends.

I bought a motorcycle last summer. I took it out on a Sunday afternoon. Sunny, 80 degrees. I almost got hit 3 times. The next day, I drove it back to the dealership, and the owner came out of his office to see what was wrong. After I told him what I endured the day before, he gladly refunded me the full amount, and wished me good luck. I will NEVER get on one , ever !! Please be safe, and watch for them ! Peace.

I myself lost my husband in a motorcycle crash... my condolences to his family I hope they don’t leave this alone and fight for justice. Currently fighting for mine. Safe Ride to Heaven Rider ..... R.I.P.

Yep I came across a motorcycle laying in the road one morning on the way to work , police everywhere , traffic to a crawl proceeding forward I saw a young man lying in the center of the road covered with a sheet , but his feet and shoes were sticking out . I cried all day and thought about that knock on the door his family would get . Turns out he was letting his girlfriend drive his car that day and someone turned in front of him on his motorcycle and hit him .He saw it coming and tried to lay the bike down , but died at the scene . I always look out for motorcycles . I was told he did not goof off on his bike by his co workers at the bank he worked at and he was also a college student . Not all bike riders are reckless . The woman who turned in front of him was negligent .

My daughter’s BF was killed earlier this year on his bike. The pain I saw and still enduring with her...Don’t do it people, not worth it.

I worked in the OR of a trauma hospital and every spring and summer we would get people who had been in motorcycle crashes. The thing with a motorcycle is you can do everything right and still come out on the losing end when you tangle with a car.

As a rider of 35 years I have had many close calls but because I ride under the assumption that nobody sees me its purely a defensive ride. My biggest fear now is all these knuckleheads using their smart phones while they drive, especially approaching a red light with me in front of them. Then it happened. Sitting at a red light I'm watching in my mirror. Getting closer, not slowing down enough, so I started moving forward and then I was hit.Had I not moved forward I would have been run over. It wasn't hard as I stayed on my feet but it broke up my ride pretty good. Now I rarely ride and think back how carefree I USED to ride, carefree and so enjoyable. The dude that hit me was checking his phone.

This is very sad. RIP to the young man that died on the scene.

My Dad owned a body shop and a huge Dodge wrecker. My parents went on wrecker calls and saw horrible destruction. Two things my Dad said his girls were forbidden to do: to ride in convertibles, and to ride on motorcycles. These were the most dangerous to him...

You're having a great day with your friends and a couple hours later you're in a bodybag... Life.

Now a day riding motorcycle is way too dangerous, since almost everyone driving with their eyes on their cell phone. I have been riding for over 20 years and now i called it quit.

Imagine what the motorcycle cop is thinking? Every time I think about buying another motorcycle, I just tell myself NO!

I know all to well about losing a family member on a motorcycle accident. My brother was killed riding his motorcycle at the old Bell mountain. He was hit and killed on April 28,1973. My prayers for this young man's family

Looks like the unfortunate common incident of car turning left into rider's path. R.I.P fellow rider

To my fellow bike riders, I've been riding since I could walk literally, that's 50 years plus, never been down on the street, YET! only in the dirt, lol. So I'll give my fellow riding brothers what I know! I never ride the middle lane only transition threw it, right lane preferably, keep trouble on one side not both. I always have the bike in a lower gear revved up in traffic, why? so you can accelerate out of potential danger, more often then not this is the case, hitting the brakes can lead to problems at times. 2 fingers on the front brakes index and middle at all times in traffic, 3 on the throttle. Always know/expect the person taking the left turn in front of you doesn't see you, so be ready, always give yourself an out, shoulder preferably. Lane splitting is a big no no, your asking for it! Use your lane to stay away from trouble, don't ride right next to people, get away from them, saved me countless times, use your horn and upgrade it to a very loud one, know how to use it, when panicked, practice all these things, and above all pay attention, you cannot ride lazy, sure way to lose your life! Look both ways when approaching intersections, your on a bike, no protection like a vehicle so don't ever take it for granted someone won't run a red light! Don't speed, it lowers your reaction time, want to go fast? take it to the track! Lastly keep your bike maintained, brakes, replace broken levers immediately, lights etc. Experience is learned through good fundamentals and defensiveness! Take a safety course before you ride in traffic, stay on the open road, city's are far more dangerous! God bless, hope this helped someone!

so sad. My prayers of peace and comfort to the family. Always look behind you and all around for motorcyclists.

The woman that turned in front of him should go to prison for vehicular manslaughter if she wants to be negligent she can serve the time in prison

That's why I sold my motorcycle

The only thing I worry about when I die is a bunch of random people standing over me and trying to figure out what happened n the fact that u turn into almost a thing and not a person...

I almost bought a bike,but a friend of mine got hit by a red light runner while riding his motorbike,my friend lived but lost his leg from the knee down....i went and bought a convertible corvette instead that my wife and i enjoy on the weekends and no remorse over not purchasing that bike. Be safe out there.

God bless first responders.

I ride a bicycle alot To many crazy drivers.and cell phone junkies

I ride a motorcycle myself I almost got hit today by a blonde teenage girl that was on her phone FaceTiming and after almost turning in to my lane she still wouldn’t get off her phone and she never did... so stupid

About a 1000 feet west of the accident is where the Arlington Ave. swoops down to go under the railroad tracks. Hard to see people coming from Division St. if they're speeding. Sad...

I once saw a guy get hit on the 405 and decapitated...it still haunts me to this day.

Been riding since 93. I had one bad crash and a few spills over the years. I've been riding daily since 2009. You can't account for everything but as a rider you can limit some of a danger by staying hyper aware. Always leave yourself at least one out. Don't split traffic at speed. Stay out of the right lane as much as possible. Freeway on/off ramps make people in cars do idiotic last min moves. Never go the second the light turns green there is always someone running the yellow well into the red. Try. Try hard not to speed on surface streets. You will make up the time filtering traffic at the light.(I fail at that one still) Double even quadrupedal yellow carpool lines mean nothing to car drivers. If you do split the carpool and fast lane at speed don't do it a little bit before, during or after the white line entry/exit portions. Stay fully geared up no mater how hot it is. Know your limits. One thing few riders do. Practice emergency stops and turns. Cuts down on grabbing a hand full of front brake and going over the bars or not enough brake. I have no delusions about safety. I can't control every situation but I can somewhat limit putting myself into bad positions.

I love how so many people are assuming and blaming other people of not watching the motorcycle. While you have a point but let's not forget the plethora of the wanna-be indestructable riders out there that cause this kind of shit. Racing on public street, wheelies, and weaving in and out of lanes. Fact is, EVERYONE needs to pay more attention and drive within the law.

There is no protection on a motorcycle! !!! Don't get one!!!

I say God bless the coroners office the man and woman from the coroners office in the video were the same two who picked up my neighbor who passed from cancer in his home in crestline 4 mos ago i watched and cried and i said a prayer for those two asking the Lord to continue to given them strength,intelligence and courage to carry on with their spirit everyday i pray for them to be able to stomach all of that

My mother was killed while riding a Triumph Bonneville. She suffered a stroke and dumped it in an intersection in front of a paramedic's house. He heard the crash and performed CPR. She was airlifted out and was in a coma for weeks. Eventually she healed, taking about 5 years of PT. She's got nerve damage and blind in one eye, but traveling the world with my father, now retired. She was clinically dead between 15-75 mins and had a face to face with Jesus, who she describes as "pure love". I stopped riding motorcycles that day.

Unless you are ok dying really yound or living life as a quadriplegic, don't ride a motorcycle!

I saw an accident where s motorcyclist got hit and i drive by he was on the floor. When i came back the sheet was over him :( i cried all night.

R.I.P. for the victim.

Rip another brother down you will be missed

Tell me this person didn't die. Well God bless them and the family.....

Considering where the crash happened, its likely the biker was speeding. the day these idiots stop acting like they own the roads, life would be better for everyone

My neighbors daughter list her fiance of 15 years to a motorcycle accident. He was on a freeway and slammed into the back of a semi truck and was almost decapitated. He was only 27 and left two children behind.

Got my cycle licence in 1974 at age 15. Still ride here in Belize, but I'm rural with little traffic. Hate to go to town and do the asphalt. To survive nowadays...expect the unexpected.

My dad was hit on his bike about 40 yrs ago. Lady said she didn't see him. He kept riding until about 6 yrs before he passed away. I rode all over the states for 8 yrs including the Yukon, to Alaska & through canada as well but gave it up 4 yrs ago. I miss riding & saw many lose their lives. You really have to be aware of what's around you & not use speed you don't need to & wear your proper gear. It's dangerous to ride. But dam was it fun.

Luv ur stuff .... Seen u on Netflix... Keep up the good work....

I watched a motorcyclist pull out in front of a car by my work. My boss and I ran out to assist (we’re a veterinary clinic) and found his leg pretty mangled but he was in fairly good condition so we just kept an eye on him until paramedics got there. His fractured leg turned out to be an amputation. Also had a motorcycle pull out in front of me one day. Thankfully I was going slow enough to stop without hitting them. Scared me to death.

My that person rest in peace

RIP brother the roads are not safe anymore please ppl don't buy a bike

I was there when this happened :,( so sad , the lady was in the middle of the road turning left she should of waited for incoming traffic to pass

I can't believe the bike did that much damage to the car

My advice for all males under 25, do your self a favor, and only ride on dirt. Experience how fragile your body really is. Experience consequences without all the other distractions. Hopefully by then, your brain has been fully developed, and that raw feeling of being invisible should be cut down by 50%. Hope you young guys take this in consideration.

A motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a car in Riverside on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2, authorities said. The crash was reported shortly before 6 p.m. in the 3300 block of Arlington Avenue. The motorcyclist, whose name hasn’t been released, was pronounced dead at the scene, Riverside Fire Department Battalion Chief Tony Perna said. A Riverside police statement said a 61-year-old from Moreno Valley was in a Nissan Altima, headed south on Division Street. At the intersection with Arlington, the driver stopped at the stop sign before starting a left turn. That’s when the motorcyclist, on a Yamaha traveling west on Arlington, hit the side of the Nissan. The Nissan driver was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Drugs and alcohol did not appear to be a factor, said the statement from Traffic Bureau Sgt. Erich Feimer. The westbound lanes of Arlington from Durango Road were closed for the investigation, the Police Department said in a Facebook post. Police urged anyone with information about the collision to call Detective F. Soria at 951-826-8720. View image on Twitter

Wow! A horrible accident that gives you chills running down your spinal cord with fatal consequences. It is inconceivable that these accidents would happen but they do occurred on a daily basis. Sad.

I lost my 20 year old brother who was a LCPL (Lance Corporal) with the United States Marine Corps 9 years ago due to a motorist's NEGLIGENCE AND FAILURE TO YIELD when making a LEFT TURN. He was driving his bike with his girlfriend on the back in Palm Harbor Florida. He basically held on tight breaking EVERY BONE IN HIS BODY KNOWING FULL WELL that he was gonna hit FULL FORCE even though both of them WERE wearing HELMUTS. Because of him SACRIFICING his own life, he was able to save his girlfriend by having her thrown a few hundred feet landing on the ground surviving with nothing more than a few bumbs and bruises and a broken leg. Bottom line is PAY ATTENTION AND YIELD PROPERLY WHILE DRIVING!!! Semper Fi Marine!! 😭😭😭😭😭

RIP rider, I think that was a Yamaha fz07

This is so sad , my condolences to his family and friends, it’s just getting so dangerous,people don’t pay attention any more people talking on their damn phones, just the other day a girl was texting and diving next to me , please riders be safe , 🙏

As well as my prayers going out to al of those in ur vids...🙏

I used to ride long ago, I've always missed it a lot. Now that my kids are grown I've been more seriously planning to ride again. But, as others have said with cell phones in use by driver's who are for the most part ignoring the laws ... I do not feel safe to ride in urban areas. In fact the only place I can think of where I would feel safe is an ADV bike on a wide flat empty desert plain.

I hate reading about these accidents. This event is why every motorcyclist should take a safety course for motorcycles. Getting an endorsement is not enough. State Safety programs teach the rider how to stop in an emergency, how to manage the motorcycle in most situations, downshifting at high speed to kill forward momentum, and leaving yourself an escape route at all times. My program saved my life a few times and I'm grateful for the instruction. Bike riders without training assume people can see them and will yield; that assumption kills. So many riders get killed by someone pulling out in front of them...the car driver simply does not see the rider and it's the rider that pays the price. Sorry, Brandon...RIP.

I road Harley’s back in the 70s thur 10 - 17 - 04 , I was a true biker road hard ,fast , drunk , stoned , and never had a close call even, then I quit drinking , druging for like 11 years, but road my big hog every wear no prob. Then this old lady turned right into me , I didn’t even have time to say shit...let alone react . 45 mph one second off my bike rollin in somebody’s yard the next,crushed my left leg . Broke in 11 places , not counting my foot, to be truthful ,I wish I bought the farm , then and there. Got cheated out a nice biker funeral , but no I had to make it gettin old sucks , but being fucked up sucks twice as much. My son bought some rice rocket , thought he would grow up to be me, I told him to get rid of the pos or I would burn it to the ground ! With all the texting , old people driving , it just ain’t worth it . Riding old school is the old cowboys before cars .

no motorcycles ever especially in a city.

I don't care how much people love them they aren't worth it

When you think about it, it’s kind of weird. All the safety stuff cars are required to have, yet motorcycles are risk DEFINED. Other than wearing the best clothing & gear possible - you have NO protection. Fly off that cycle at the wrong time/speed/place & that’s it; you’re dead. A helmet won’t keep you from breaking your neck or being decapitated. A high quality leather jacket won’t stop crushing injuries to bones & internal organs. The best boots won’t keep your foot from being torn off. And again - that helmet isn’t going to stop your head from exploding like an over-ripe grape if you end up under the tires of a semi. RIP to whoever this poor guy was . . .

Just so sad... to dangerous...

So sad

Beware.. graphic images. A messed up rear drivers side door and a smashed up crotch rocket. *Viewer Discretion Is Advised*

I don´t know how i came this video. But did this one officer praying? Very nice to do.

since non of us were there, kinda foolish and try and guess who was at fault. everyone has to play the blame game before they know it could be the cars fault could have been the motorcycles, who but the people involved and the police know.......maybe.

Is it just the video quality here or do the tyres on the bike look bald??

OMG that cop popping his false teeth out then pushing back in!!!!!!! Things not to do on duty at a fatal!!!

Someone pulled out

He's what we call on duty "DRT" Dead right there.

More than likely, the motorcycle was speeding.

What happened with people in the car? I’m sorry about the motorcycle rider passed away.

Looks like the usual car pulling out of a rider!. People need to open their eyes to motorcyclists.

What if you just waited an extra two seconds to make sure it was clear the next time you made a turn just two seconds?!

Slow down, put your fcking phone down & START SEEING MOTORCYCLES.

It sucks because Ii ride the same bike and for a guy to die because of a negligent driver really sucks. Imagine the door knocking on the family's door!? Imagine how the mother brothers and or son/daughter felt? Look out for bikers people!!

RIP brother.

R.I.P dad

I've seen my fair share of moto crashes, had a old dude cut across the highway from the fast lane(far left lane) all the way to an off ramp that was passing us. I was in the middle Lane, I dodged him all the way to the off ramp but he kept coming, swiped my front wheel out from under me and threw me on to his trunk. I escaped injury and messed his pretty red Saab up a bit aswell. That bike in this video doesn't appear to have significant damage compared to others I've seen, granted it's completely destroyed but not in pieces, don't look like the bike was going much over the speed limit if at all. And to the dude In the red Saab who hit me, 🖕

I live in riverside county and both my daughters ride on the back of their husbands bike. I fear for them all the time Their husbands are very careful but you have to be aware of the other driver. I’m still going to have them read all this advice on this chat TY.

Stupid people on cell phones makes riding suck now

So sad so dangerous im glad my son decided not to buy that death trap

All of you people calling for prison time for the car driver are insane! First of all, you have no idea if the biker was speeding, the number one cause for vehicle turning left car/bike accidents. It doesn't mean the biker was driving recklessly, or erratic, it is easy to speed on those bikes and it only takes 10-15 mph in some cases, to make it difficult for the driver to gauge your speed as they turn, or even see you at all. Secondly, the requirement for vehicular manslaughter/homicide is GROSS negligence. DUI, putting makeup on, any ridiculous behavior behind the wheel that is GROSSLY negligent, NOT an accident. Just because someone is on a motorcycle and the chances of death go up if in an accident, doesn't make my mistake anymore prison-worthy. If everyone reading this can say they have never had any "close-calls" before, not even one, accidentally pulling out in front of someone, etc - then you are full of shit, or, you don't drive at all. It's an accident, plain and simple, and we do not put people in prison for accidents.

End of Life.....

Sadly, last week a seasoned Rider lost control and lost Control of his Harley, he hit a tree he and his passenger His 19 yr.old daughter died. His family is devastated. I used to ride years ago, Will never ride again because drivers are so spaced out, high or on their phones.In Massachusetts Weed is legal, and nearly every day I smell weed coming from cars around me.Its fkn NUTS!#!

His name is Austin Bongiglio

Cars have seat belts, motorcycles have nothing, I always tell my friends I will only ride a motorcycle if I live on a farm , Now to this accident, it looks like the motorcycle crashed head on to the side of that car , speeding and not paying attention to the road And it’s all over , RIP

I been riding a long time seen a lot of shit happen. Some biker's fault some cars fault, but there's no way that bike buckled the entire body of that car unless he was speeding.

I cannot understand the need for speed on a murdercycle. I’ve seen a lot of stupid stuff by bikers and yet we the motoring public has to “look twice for them”

I guess he went out with a BANG...

Bummer Man

I am sure that speed had a lot to do with it.

Just as an aside I didn’t see any tread left on the motorcycle tires.

Motorcyclists. You need to ride at a minimum of 150mph, this cuts your journey time and therefore reduces the chances of you crashing. Also you should run red lights because this will mean that no one will run into the back of you. So far it has worked for me. Your milage may vary.

why did he drag the car up on park it's not that mangled??

I hate motorcycles so dangerous its not even funny

Just like a bug on the windshield, except the helmet contains the squishy part.

What kind of an idiot rides motorcycles, also owns a bike shop, (Harley's) and was also a Paramedic and Respiratory Therapist?. That was me. I managed to live through my motorcycle days and by the end of my career as a Paramedic I was thankful I didn't die the way so many people, who's accidents I was called to, had died. Once I realized that it isn't IF you have a motorcycle accident, it's WHEN you have a motorcycle accident, because at some point, you will. Will you live through it unscathed, is the biggest question. God Bless, and you can never be too careful. Oh, and the accidents I personally was involved in; Hitting a ladder that had fallen off a truck on the Jersey Turnpike. I was fine, few bruises. Having a deer run into me in a back woodsy road in Avon, CT. Sliding on sand after the winter. Hitting a porcupine, he fared better then I did in that one. Broken leg. Sliding on brake fluid from a broken brake line behind a tractor trailer. Did I mention that none of my incidents involved actual collisions with vehicles?. Now, include cars and trucks into the mix- it's insane. 2 wheels is just not a good idea.

Looks like bald tires on the bike. Sad for everyone involved.

I'll lay you odds that the car pulled out in front of the bike. Seen it all too often. I ride and try to be ready for it. Only one responsible to keep you alive is YOU.

So im guessing the car ran that stop sign.

The motor bike rider must have been speeding like 90% of them do,to create that much damage to the car.

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