I want to thank a fellow cyclist for telling me about Road ID.  I purchased one, never thinking that I would ever need to use it.  Unfortunately I was wrong.

I was riding my bike home from work the other day with my husband, when I unexpectedly hit some railroad tracks.

Since I received my Road ID, I have been contemplating writing a thank you email.  You could say I learned the hard way, about wearing ID at all times.  I have been involved in two serious accident...

My husband, Dan and I always wear our Road IDs when we ride.  It's a good thing, because we were recently involved in a collision that resulted in my husband taking a helicopter ride to the trauma ...

Well, that moment we "road bikers" dread, happened to me on Saturday. To make a long story short, my back wheel got caught in a railroad track as I was crossing it at 18 mph, and...you can guess wh...

I hate to say it, but I got hit by a car. I was out on my usual run when the accident happened.

When I purchased my Road ID I never really believed that I would have to use it.

My bike accident happened quickly: a steep hill, a sharp turn, and some mud on the road were all it took.

I've never been a particularly 'safety conscious' person.  However, after a few close calls with Sydney drivers, I knew I needed to carry some form of ID and contact information...just in case.

A few months ago, I had a bad accident on my bike.  My helmet-covered head hit the payment so hard that it cracked my helmet.

When I first saw your product, I thought, "Cool" - but didn't think I would really need one. Then I was diagnosed with exercise-induced asthma.

My husband and I both have your product. We are amateur runners/walkers. Last fourth of July, he had a heart attack in our home.