Road rage attacks put bicyclist in a wheelchair: 'One way or the other, I’m going to continue to ride' FOX13
Fourteen people died in traffic incidents so far this year in Seattle, and 21% of those incidents involved people on bikes.Just this week, he was released into a nursing facility.
Gringle is still in a wheelchair. He said he will not be able to walk for another couple months, and won’t be able to get on his bike for even longer. Gringle said he is hopeful the man who attacked him will be caught, but he says there is one main reason he is sharing his story. "Have some compassion. If you see a cyclist, pretend they're a loved one and treat them as such. Look at them as somebody that maybe, they have family and loved ones too. I just hope we could just share the road together and coexist a little bit," he said.All the news you need to know, every day
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