I passed out while running Chicago Marathon. My ROAD iD saved the day!

He was wearing his ROAD iD, and the police were able to contact us right away. We were able to arrive at the hospital only 15 minutes after he was admitted.  

I never thought it would happen to me, but it did. Because of my ROAD iD, I was able to receive the special treatment, which helped save my life.

The gentleman who used my ROAD iD to contact my family gave it to the paramedics who arrived on the scene, and they used it to note my medication allergies.

The ROAD iD that I was wearing enabled First Responder to get vital medical information, which assisted them in treating me prior to my arrival in the ER.

I was involved in a bad bicycling accident. My ROAD iD gave the officer what he needed!

During the ride, an SUV pulled toward the curb and struck me. I was shocked - I never thought anything like this would ever happen to me.

A couple of weeks ago, I was hit by a car while riding my bike. I was stunned, disoriented, badly bruised and my poor bike was totaled.

I was out for a run in downtown Columbus, and while crossing a busy five lane intersection (in the cross-walk, with the walk signal), I was hit by a truck on my right side. Instead of hitting the b...

I was riding in NYC one glorious September morning, when the next thing I knew, I was lying in a hospital bed, waking up to the confusing site of my daughter and two nieces standing in a darkened r...

My son Kyle had a bike accident that landed him in the hospital for 2 days. A Good Samaritan witnessed his fall and called 911 and because Kyle was wearing his Road ID, they were able to contact hi...

I was cycling north on a bike path in San Diego when a southbound cyclist, avoiding a water puddle, came way over into my lane on a blind turn at 25 mph and collided into me. The impact knocked me ...