Most important--lets all hope and pray the bike rider survives his injuries . In my past life I drove city streets five and six days a week. In all those years of driving I can say first hand it was a rare day to see bike riders follow the rules of the road. In downtown Anchorage nearly every bike rider I saw ran every stop sign they came across , along with breaking every other rule of the road.  I once asked why bike riders felt they didn't have to obey the law and was told the mind set was since they weren't polluting the air by driving cars they were rewarded by not having to follow traffic laws.  Police also turned a blind eye and let bike riders do pretty much anything they wanted.  If one checked I'd bet the total number of tickets to bike riders is less than 100 in our cities history.  I also had the misfortune of seeing a bike rider run over . It's something I wouldn't wish on anyone. If this lady hadn't been drinking it would be all on the bike rider.  As is usually the case.