Colorado cyclist's family advocates for change, seeks justice for driver in his death.
The family of a young professional cyclist from Colorado is advocating for change as they prepare for the sentencing of the woman responsible for his death. Magnus White, a talented 17-year-old cyclist for Team USA, tragically lost his life in a crash nearly two years ago while on a training ride. His parents, Michael and Jill White, vividly remember the events of that day and the emotional turmoil that followed, highlighting their son's bright future in cycling. Despite the driver responsible for the accident claiming she had a steering issue, evidence later revealed her negligent behavior leading up to the crash. This sparked the Whites to push for accountability and safety measures through their foundation, the White Line Foundation. Their efforts extend to advocating for stronger penalties in such cases and proposing the Magnus White Cyclist Safety Act. In memory of Magnus, they strive to create a safer environment for cyclists and all road users, emphasizing that taking action is essential to prevent similar tragedies from occurring.
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