Wind blew me into oncoming traffic
I just wanted to let you know that my Road ID came in handy for me a few weeks ago. I was on my road bike, going down a steep hill, when a huge gust of wind came out of nowhere and threw me into on...
I raised my arm and pointed to my Road ID
Last year, I had a severe asthma attack and had to be taken to the ER. I was conscious but I was having a hard time answering the questions the ER staff was asking me -- my name, allergies, medicat...
First Responders utilize Road IDs to save lives
Excellent Outreach Program! I have been in EMS for nearly ten years new, and it’s all too often that we transport someone with an unknown identity.
If only I had been wearing a Road ID!
During a half marathon 2 years ago, while in a foreign country, I had an unfortunate accident...with no form of ID on me.
All I had to do was point to my ID
Hi, there! I am a longtime supporter and wearer of Road ID. I had a pretty bad accident on my bike last May, and the EMTs were able to call my babysitter and husband from my ID.
Road ID is the one!
I was pushing, trying to finish a set of small hills in PB time. I turned the corner and three skateboarders blocked my path. I was forced to dive out of the way, which resulted in quite the crash.
I blacked out going 35 mph downhill
I have been involved in two bicycling accidents with serious injuries and both times first responders used information obtained from my bracelet.
Everyone on the medical staff was very impressed
I just got out of the hospital last night after being admitted to the ER for an allergy-induced asthma attack. As always, I was wearing my Road ID bracelet. Everyone on the medical staff was very i...
I was not able to communicate at all...
Road ID gave first reponders all the information they needed recently when I had four Grand Mal Seizures while at work. Fortunately I was not out on a training run and my coworkers knew what to do.
I was struck by a car that didn't see me turning
I've been wearing a Road ID since 2011 when I first began road running. I wear my Road ID almost every day - even when I'm not training. Three weeks ago, I was out riding my bike, doing my last lon...
First responders found him in unable to speak...
A few years ago we gave a Road ID to my brother-in-law. He crashed his bike last June, suffering 8 broken ribs, broken collar bone, broken pelvis, broken scapula, cracked transverse process, skull ...
I was in and out of consciousness...
After sustaining injuries as a First Responder in NYC on 9/11, wearing ID became a must. I began cycling with a club after retiring and was hit by a deer while out on a training ride.
