Cliff you were very lucky to be alive with a 3? tonne vehicle, running over the front wheel and not your feet!
If you are a bit of a bike mechanic, tip the bike upside down on the handle bars and headrest, and after checking that the brifters are both in the same position and orientation, check that the frame is vertical. If not, then the handle bar could be bent, as the crushing sideways load of the wheel would have a point load on the handle bar.
To see if the front fork is bent remove both the front and rear wheels, and fit pvc tubes of 100 and 130 or 135 mm lengths to the forks and hold in position with the 5 mm quick release.
Mark or file the centreline of the PVC tube spacers, and fix a string to one fork and hang the string with a bolt attached over the other PVC fork spacer.
Put masking tape at 3 widely spaced locations at the bottom of the frame, and carefully mark where the frame CL
Use a string and plumb bob with a pointer, and carefully move it next to the string between the forks, and see if the pointer is just above and in line with the three CLs marked on the masking tape.
To check the Boom/Slider straightness, use three masking tapes on the Bottom bracket, bend of the Boom, and the handle bar clamp, with the CL marked on each, run the string from the bar clamp to above the BB CL and see if the Boom CL is in line with the string!
Check the BB bearing and chainrings by removing the chain and spinning the crank to check for ease of spinning, and straightness of the chainrings.
If the rear derailleur cage plates to the take up idlers are bent, then replace the derailleur!
To check the chainstay, fit a spare front wheel and check the gap between the and the right and left inner edges of the chainstay!
If you have done all these checks and found minor? problems, I would still take it to a Local Bike Shop, OR preferably a Cruzbike bike shop, and get them to check it out more thoroughly, especially for cracks, as they would have inspected hundreds? of bent bikes.
It also means that a quote comes from a recognized dealer, so the driver will pay for the repairs with less concerns!
