On Monday evening, Ryan Bath was reversing out of a one-way circle in front of Hendricks Hall on University Street when a woman on her bicycle rode straight into his back window. The woman, who he could only identify as “Grace,” was still standing upright on her bicycle after the collision.

According to University of Oregon Police Department Sergeant Scott Clark, who was at the scene of the accident, the bicyclist was greeting a friend just moments before the crash. She was not wearing a helmet.

“As soon as she said ‘hi’ to her friend, everyone heard a ‘boom.”

The rear window of Bath’s black Volkswagen had been completely shattered.

.@DailyEmerald A car/biker collision on University St in front of Hendricks Hall pic.twitter.com/IxqKlrvjlq

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Immediately following the collision, Bath and a friend of the bicyclist helped her onto the sidewalk and called 9-1-1. Fearing a serious head injury, the two kept the bicyclist— whom Bath could only identify as “Grace” — immobile until an ambulance arrived.

With his car still in the same place — slightly jutted out onto University Street — Bath said he’s been keeping in touch with a friend of bicyclist about her condition.

“I’m just trying to make sure she’s okay,” he said.

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