Everything can change in a heartbeat
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...
Road ID truly made a difference in my life!
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...
His Road ID gave the ER access to his profile
I am a nurse in an emergency department in the Los Angeles area. I am also a cyclist.
I never planned on using my Road ID
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 ...
I finally woke up to the importance of wearing ID!
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...
Running at the Pentagon without ID, no more!
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.
I was unable to provide any information!
After 18 years, it finally happened.
I am a Paramedic...Road ID is a fantastic product
I am a Paramedic who works a Rescue shift in a busy suburban area.
Who is going to speak for you if you can't?
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.
I was hit by a car on my motorcycle
Recently, I was hit by a car while riding my motorcycle to work.
The medics were able to alert my wife and parents
I was going out for an easy 90 minute bike ride on a Friday afternoon.
The medical staff quickly retrieved my info
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.
