Testimonials

I was on the 2nd stage of the Cascade Cycling Classic when a bike crash occurred on a downhill decent, causing another rider to lose control right in front of me.

You don't have to be a cyclist, ironman or even an athlete to benefit from Road ID.  My husband is a stroke survivor.  For a time, and still to a lesser extent, his speech was too impaired to ident...

I can personally attest to the importance of wearing ID.  A number of years ago, my wife and I went for a training ride on a beautiful Colorado day.  We were climbing Mt. Evans to build endurance a...

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 ...

My Road ID was put to use when I was riding in the Big Dam Bridge 100.  I was near the back of a pace line cruising along at 20+ mph.  Suddenly the bike in front of me veered sharply, and I was loo...

A few years back, we took a family trip to the zoo. It was a crowded day, and in a matter of seconds, our 3 year old son was nowhere to be seen.

I wish I had a Road ID last summer during a rainy century ride.  I was riding along when suddenly I slipped on some train tracks going about 22 mph.

Long story short, I was out for a Friday ride, when a truck blew through a stop sign, throwing me in the air and destroying my newly built up Cannondale CAAD9 road bike.

I am a professional duathlete living in the western suburbs of Chicago.  I was out on a training ride, going about 20 mph through a neighborhood that is known to be "cyclist friendly".  Suddenly a ...

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 want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.  Because of my Road ID, the police and doctors were able to connect with my family and bring them to my side after a terrible accident.  I was ridin...

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

It was a really beautiful start to the 36 mile Cow Creek Country Classic Bike Ride.  Maybe it was the nice conversation with my friend Joe that made this ride seem so easy, but it really was never ...

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

My Road ID spoke for me twice last summer when I was in a bike accident.  I was out riding along a local route, when a car turned directly into me.

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.

It was a normal Tuesday when I headed out on a 30 mile bike ride.  Little did I know, it would be 13 days before I returned home.

I was talked into getting a Road ID by a friend a few years back, since I often did training rides alone.

The other day I was riding my bike home from work, when out of nowhere I was hit by a truck.

Before seeing your product advertised in a magazine, I was training without any identification at all.

I want to thank you for this much needed and brilliant invention.

On the day of my accident I was 1 mile from work, on a straight road, wind behind me, sun in my eyes.

Last May, I was riding my bike in the middle of nowhere when I got into some sand wash.  My bike flipped over, and I broke my femur on impact.

This past summer, my Road ID literally saved my life.  I was in Northern Michigan, taking care of my father who was dying from melanoma.  I'm a marathon runner, but lately I was not training proper...

The other day I was having severe abdominal pain.  My husband called 911, and while waiting for the responders, he remembered my Road ID.

I am a nurse in an emergency department in the Los Angeles area.  I am also a cyclist.

I had a very close friend, Karen, who recently lost her life after battling brain cancer for 5 years.  Her brave fight to live was shared step-by-step by her husband, their two children, extended f...

I was out on a 100km ride the other day, when I was forced to take a detour; the road I planned to ride was covered in gravel.  As I continued on my revised route, I was chased by not one, but TWO ...

I run in the country backwoods.  They are dusty, dirty, one car roads.  The hilly terrain might be fun for running, but I just learned they are also a hazard... I was running early in the morning a...

Bicycle racing has been my solution to a midlife crisis.  Early last March I was returning from a late afternoon training ride and was feeling pretty good about myself.  I was two miles from home o...

On this now unforgettable day, I decided to go on a bike ride.  This was going to be a really tough ride because I was training for the Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.  I would have ne...

This past Tuesday, my brother and I went to the hospital to be with our Mom during a scheduled test.  While discussing future steps in her treatment with a staff member, I became very sick and pass...

I worked at the Pentagon for many years.  As a member of the Pentagon Officer's Athletic Center (POAC) many of us would run/jog on our lunch hour.

When I purchased my Road ID, my plan was to wear it, of course...but I never imagined I'd actually use it.  I was wrong.  Recently, I experienced an unusual medical problem in my throat and had to ...

Moments are precious when your life is on the line!  From experience, I know that a Road ID is the best gift you will ever give yourself and your family members.

How many times do you need to have something beaten into your head 'literally' before you take it seriously?  Not long ago my boyfriend crashed while riding.  If I hadn't been riding with him, ther...

Our 5 year old daughter ran a kids marathon in Nashville the other weekend. It was her first time running a race 'all by herself.'  At the end of the race, our pride and excitement turned to panic ...

After 18 years, it finally happened.

I am a Paramedic who works a Rescue shift in a busy suburban area.

Recently, I was hit by a car while riding my motorcycle to work.

Last fall, I entered my final triathlon of the year.  I started the race tired, and a bit burned-out, but I was confident that a season of great training would carry me through 70.3 miles.

I was going out for an easy 90 minute bike ride on a Friday afternoon.

I was returning from a thirty mile bike ride, at dusk. I was only two blocks from home.  Heading west bound, an east bound car made a left hand turn, broad siding me.

There I was, laying on the road and asking Jesus Christ to save my life.  I had landed there as a result of a head-on collision between my motorcycle and a full size SUV in rural Lancaster County, ...

I was in a serious motorcyle accident this past February.  I was unconscious and unable to speak.  Fortunately, I was wearing my Road ID when it happened.

I have been wearing a Road ID Interactive on my ankle when cycling, running and swimming for about a year.  It paid off recently when I was hit by a truck while cycling.