The only ID I had was my Road ID.
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.
My Road ID helped me survive a head-on collision
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, ...
Road ID made a difference in my life
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 could not respond to the EMT's request!
It was just another day. I was out for a training ride on my road bike. The course I took was mostly uphill from my house ending with a steep climb up Dannemora Mountain. At the top you can fill ...
As an ER nurse, I think Road ID is a life saver
Thank you for these amazing Road IDs.
Thanks to my Road ID, the EMT called my husband
I am a member of the Impala Racing Team in San Francisco. I recently ran the Kaiser Half Marathon race in San Francisco. Unfortunately, I collapsed at the 12 mile marker.
I was not alone...my Road ID was with me!
Recently, I ordered the Wrist ID Elite (Interactive Version). I found it to be very comfortable, durable, and easy to wear in the pool, on my bike, when I run or just sitting around at my desk.
I’m so glad I gave my brother a Road ID!
This past Christmas I gave my two brothers, who are also riders, Road ID gift certificates.
I learned the importance of wearing ID!
In early August, I was running on Princeton Avenue, became dizzy, sat on a curb and apparently collapsed when I tried to get up.
The hospital used my Road ID!
This year, I was participating in the Nike Human Race in Chicago, Illinois. Shortly after passing the five mile mark of this 10k race, I collapsed & passed out.
EMTs got my information very quickly!
Everything was going great until day 4 of Cycle Oregon last year...when I blew a tire on a 10% downhill grade.
A normal training ride turned into a nightmare
It was supposed to be a normal, easy one hour training ride. It turned into a nightmare.
