I've been wearing a ROAD iD for years. It kept me company as I traveled the world alone...I've worn it biking, swimming, hiking, backpacking, you name it.  Interestingly, I needed my ROAD iD while ...

I recently passed out while participating in the Tinsel Triathlon in Hemet, CA.  I eventually came to, and while I could speak, it was just so much easier to point to my Road iD which had all my in...

I'd like to thank you Road iD, for speaking for me when I could not. About a month ago I was riding my road bike northbound on an open two lane road, when a car- traveling southbound- didn't see me...

I had the unpleasant experience of running the Boston marathon this year in the 90 degree heat. Unfortunately, at mile 12, the heat got the best of me and I could not stay sufficiently hydrated. I ...

I was running the Marine Corps Marathon this year and collapsed - without warning - in view of the finish line. As it turns out, I had a severe heatstroke. Unconscious for 20 minutes and afterwards...

As an EMT, I ran a call recently for an individual who was struck by a car. We arrived to find a cyclist who had been hit and thrown about 50 feet from his bike. He had a head injury and could not ...

When the half-marathon started at 6AM on the beach in northern Florida, I knew it was going to be a tough run due to the weather... it was hot and very humid. As a medical student at the University...

I was out for a 50 mile training ride on my tri bike. As always, I put my Road iD on my wrist before leaving. My ride was cut short when I was struck by an SUV going 50 mph as I went through an int...