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NORFOLK, England – A family in England released a video of a fatal motorcycle crash to help raise awareness.

Motorcyclist David Holmes was wearing a helmet camera when he plowed into a turning car at 97 mph in Norfolk, England.

According to KDVR, the 38-year-old was killed instantly, but the video was recovered intact. Now that video has been released by Holmes’ family in an effort to raise awareness.

Holmes mother, Brenda Holmes, is also seen in the video, which was released on YouTube this week. In her on-camera interview, she begs not only motorcyclists, but drivers to be more attentive on the roads.

“I know (David) rode fast that day, he loved speed but he also loved life,” Brenda says in the video. “I just hope that somebody benefits from the warning; that people slow down and take time to look for bikes.

KDVR reports the speed limit on the Norfolk road where Holmes died is 60 mph, meaning he was going almost 40 mph over the limit on his Yamaha FJR1300 at the time of the crash. However, the driver of the sedan that was also involved in the crash pleaded guilty to causing death by careless driving.

“The video is shocking,” Spinks said. “However, this is the reality of fatal collisions.”