Thanks to the heroics of several construction workers in Logan, Utah a young motorcycle rider is alive after a fiery crash on Monday. Brandon Wright was riding his bike on a highway near Utah State University when a black BMW pulled suddenly in front of him. To avoid a crashing with the car, Wright had to lay his bike down. The motorcycle collided with the vehicle and caught fire as Wright slid underneath the car where he soon became trapped.
The quick thinking and courageous actions of a group of bystanders and construction workers saved Wright's life. In the video below, you'll see how this group of brave individuals lifted the car and were able to grab Wright from underneath - all while flames continued to consume the car.
Wright was taken by air to a local hospital where he is in stable condition after his terrifying motorcycle accident. It's simply amazing that this many people were willing to put their own safety at risk to save someone they didn't even know. The video of this rescue looks like something out of a movie. Check it out here.
In my 20 years of experience representing victims of motorcycle accidents in Fort Worth, I know that these wrecks are generally not the fault of the rider - yet bikers usually pay the highest price and come away with the most serious injuries. If you or a family member has been hurt in a bike wreck in Tarrant County and need help paying for your medical bills, contact my personal injury law firm today. We have offices in Dallas, Fort Worth and Keller and are ready to help.
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