I was there with him as soon as possible
We were vacationing as a family at the beach, when Tom went out for a long bike ride. As an avid cyclist, he's extraordinarily safety conscious, and even has taught safe commuting practices through...
I woke up surrounded by firefighters
My name is Rachel, and I am a triathlete, avid runner, and cyclist in Brooklyn, NY. I was recently traveling in the bike lane on First Avenue when I was hit by a bus. I woke up surrounded by firefi...
I never thought I would need it, but I did...
I wish I knew how it happened, but the memory of my recent accident and everything that happened afterward is gone.
You should ALWAYS wear a Road ID
Two years ago, I was involved in a crash on a large group ride. I went down going about 30 mph and blacked out for several minutes. I was taken to the hospital by ambulance where they treated a bro...
They were able to ID me and call my wife
I want to thank you personally for such an amazing product. I have been using Road ID since 2002, and I always used to ask myself why I wore an ID when nothing had happened.
The next thing I know, I'm in a helicopter!
I was on a training ride in August with some friends and teammates. We were cruising along near the end of the ride when, the next thing I know, a paramedic is hovering over me in a very shaky, ver...
The doctor praised my Road ID!
My story begins on a beautiful sunny day on a road I had ridden a hundred times before. Midway through, on a descent at 30mph, a school bus ran a stop sign right in front of me.
I will never ride without my Road ID
This past weekend, I went down hard during my first Cat 5 race of the season. I was unconscious with a broken Scapula (shoulder blade). The EMTs were able to use my Wrist ID Sport to contact my fam...
It happened just a few miles from home
Recently, I decided to take a ride on a narrow road that is not considered particularly safe for cyclists.
He flew over the handle bars into the Road
My boyfriend, a triathlete, was on a bike ride when a motorhome made an illegal left turn in front of him.
EMTs had to use my Road ID...twice!
My first accident happened when I was on a training ride, practicing high speed descents, with several local riders.
I was struck by an SUV going 50 mph
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...
