Equipping communities with tools to drive change and healing

When a crash happens, it changes lives forever. Not just for survivors, but for families, friends, and entire communities. We provide resources to help you take action in your local community, navigate grief and trauma, and find support, and take action. Whether you’re seeking comfort, understanding, or the tools to prevent future tragedies, this is where healing and advocacy come together.

Resource guides

Step-by-step guides to help you heal, understand your options, and take action for safer roads.

Pedestrian
Post-Crash Resource Guide

The resource guide provides crash survivors and their loved ones with practical support, emotional-trauma resources, and step-by-step guidance on navigating police, legal, insurance, and recovery challenges.

Advocacy tools

A curated list of action-ready tools to help you speak up, organize, and advance stronger road-safety protections.

The White Line
Magnus White Cyclist Safety Act Letter Writer

Quickly write and send a personalized letter to your elected officials in support of the Magnus White Cyclist Safety Act. Built to remove friction from advocacy and make speaking up for safer roads fast, clear, and effective.

The White Line
District Data: Make the Case for Change

Produce clear, downloadable snapshots of vulnerable road-user deaths in any district — a powerful tool for advocacy conversations.

Where to find us

Events and community gatherings hosted by The White Line and our partners.

The White Line
Route2Change

Route2Change was a free event across Colorado that focused on building momentum for safer streets and real policy change. Stay tuned for future dates.

Stay informed on key VRU safety legislation

Policies and laws can save lives, but only if communities are informed and engaged. Stay up to date on the bills and initiatives shaping road safety and learn how to make your voice heard.

  • The Magnus White Cyclist Safety Act of 2025

    This bill creates national standards to protect cyclists and other vulnerable road users by requiring Automatic Emergency Breaking (AEB). It honors the legacy of Magnus White by making roads safer for everyone.

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  • SB25-281: Accountability of Negligent Drivers

    SB25-281 aims to change the charge of Careless Driving Resulting in Death from a class one misdemeanor to a class 6 felony and would require mandatory chemical testing if a person was driving carelessly and those actions are the proximate cause of the death of another person.

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