
As I see more athletes participating in events, I can only hope that they make a conscious effort to use identification while training. Road ID, in my opinion, is at the forefront of this cause. Whether you are a couple who train at different hours because of busy schedules; or you are a solo training athlete, wearing identification fills the communication gap that we in the medical field need in the event of an accident. Since I wrote this statement, I have seen at least two road accidents and heard of one heart attack victim on a training run. Don't let the next John/Jane Doe be you. Take ID seriously.
- Francisco .S from Miami, FL