Follow up:
Woke up this morning feeling a little stiff but overall nothing to complain about. After this event I am now a full time helmet wearer. I'm certain I would have been in much worse shape without that silly helmet. I’m also thankful I had gloves on. I’m betting my hands would have been scrapped up a bit if I hadn’t worn them.
Got the estimate from the bike shop for the repairs and they were fairly minor. The wheel is a goner but the brake rotor is fine. The fender was able to be straightened and reattached and the frame and fork are straight. I spoke to the driver and he was willing to cover all the expenses to include parts, labor and a new helmet. I did check out my riding kit but the only thing torn was a cheap moisture wicking shirt that I’ve had for two seasons. Since the wheel was toast I am having the bike shop build me a wheel with a dynamo hub (I'm paying the difference) and will add some new lights this fall. I'd love to hear recommendations.
In speaking with the driver, I asked if he remembers looking in my direction and he said he was sure he looked and that he just plain didn't see me. He was very apologetic and seemed sincere. I think it was one of those situations where you don't see what you aren't looking for. I think he was looking for cars and when he didn't see a car he didn't "see" me.
All in all, I feel lucky that I wasn't injured and I'm satisfied with how the driver is responding to the repairs for my bike. Now it's just a waiting game to get my bike back. I will be back to commuting tomorrow on my flat bar trek and a backpack. Time to get back on the horse as they say!