I handed my Road ID to the EMTs...
I received a head injury and could not remember any of the medications I was currently taking. I handed my Road ID to the EMTs and they were able to get in touch with my husband. At the hospital I ...
Why I purchased ID
I purchased a Road ID because I saw a fellow runner pass out on a run this morning.
The information on the Road ID saved me.
I was finishing a 60 mile ride and was just 2.5 miles from home when I was injured. I was out of it when paramedics arrived, besides being unconscious, I suffered a traumatic brain injury, and coul...
I was unable to speak for myself.
During a summer run I got dehydrated and took a nasty fall. I face planted and broke my wrist. I also have aphasia, due to a previous brain injury, which makes verbal language difficult at the best...
My cats and Road ID saved my life
I was awakened by one of my cats banging on my bedroom door. When I opened it, I was hit with heat and thick smoke. Shortly after, I was rescued from my bedroom window. The firemen got all three of...
Because of his ID they knew of his heart issues
My dad loves to bike and go for long walks, so for Christmas a few years back, I bought him a Road ID.
My ID was there when it counts
I found out the hard way why Road ID comes in handy.
WOW! Road ID made her job easier...
I was not feeling welll, and ended up in the Emergency Room.
A truck hit me from the rear...
I was out on a bike ride when a truck hit me from the rear. Fortunately, first responders were quickly on the scene. A trip to the hospital that normally takes 2+ hour was made with in minutes via ...
We are so proud of him for using his ID
I have a Road ID that I wear when running and cycling.
My Road ID was quite helpful..
Thank you for this great idea. I am now wearing my third wrist band. My first one was damaged in a bad car wreck. My Road ID was quite helpful to the fire department, police, ambulance crew, ER med...
My teammates were able to contact my family...
I literally never take my Road ID off, and I have only had to use it once in an emergency. I had a nasty crash in a road race. I was miles from home and didn't even know what year it was. Luckily, ...
