George Lamper, a Alton resident was hit on his motorcycle when Graydon Terry of Rochester failed to yield to the Lamper when turning left into the Family Care on 316 Route 11.

The first to arrive on the scene to help Lamper were medical attendees from Family Care since the accident occurred right next to the facility. Following the accident Lamper, 64, was taken by ambulance to Frisbie Memorial Hospital. Injuries did not appear to be life-threatening but Lamper did suffer from both back and a righ wrist injury. Lamper was wearing a helmet while riding his bike, and no alcohol or other drug substances were in his system says Farmington Police Sergeant Michael McNeil, (Man hurt in Car, Motorcycle Collision in Farmington-Liz Markhlevskaya, Rochester Region,

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The motorcycle Lamper was riding was towed and the 2011 Nissan Sentra had severe damage on the passenger side. Terry, 83, the driver of the blue 2011 Nissan Sentra, is not being charged, although he was suppose to give the right of way to Lamper before making his left-hand turn. However; McNeil says the investigation is still open.