It happened to me. I caught a curb with my pedal and ended up cracking my helmet. Fortunately, my Road ID was on and another member of my group was able to call my wife to pick up my broken bike an...

Our GSH tends to wander in spite of training with a shock collar and lots of positive AND negative reinforcement.

This is a little dated, but my 82 year old dad, who lives in Oregon and also wears a Road ID, was involved in an accident in late November, 2017. Dad has slight dementia, one of the reasons he wear...

HAVE WORN OLDER BRACELET FOR YEARS. TIME FOR NEW ONE. HELPRD ME WHEN I WAS RAN OFF ROAD AND CRASHED

I ride a motorcycle and have for years. On one of my rides, with my wife on the back we stopped at an overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway. We wanted a picture.

Her ID bracelet did not have our address on it and the paramedic suggested that I have it added for future reference. Road ID has generously offered to add the address at no charge.

I love your products! My dogs both have the Scout tags and one of our dogs is an escape artist so it has come in handy more than once.

One day recently, I was at the local doctor’s office for a minor ear issue. Their records reported that I have a severe allergy to Penicillin, and I even discussed it with the doctor to determine w...

I have seen all the stories about what happens to someone who has a Road ID, but I would like to share what happens when you don't have one.

I have been a triathlete & marathon runner for over 3 years, and I always wear my Road ID. While out for a ride recently, I accidentally rode over a big patch of black ice.

I want to thank you for creating such a wonderful product -- one that I always wear and actually had to use in a recent emergency. I was out on a routine training ride when, while making a left tur...

I recently ran an EMS call for a cyclist who was struck by a vehicle. We arrived on scene to find the patient lying face down, and his bike was mangled.