Testimonials

As a L1 Trauma Nurse, I experience the benefits of a product like Road ID first hand.  Not long ago, I had a patient who would have been a J. Doe had it not been for their Road ID.

I love my Road ID. It was extremely helpful recently when I participated in the Savannah Susan G. Komen race.

I have a pacemaker, and recently I was admitted into the Sarasota Memorial Hospital ER.

I'd like to thank you Road ID, for speaking for me when I could not.

The decision to go for a short bike ride- to have breakfast down the road- ended with me in the hospital.

My friend Michelle joined me for a 'San Francisco Bike Party'...a fun ride with hundreds of people through the streets of San Francisco.  It was a flat route with just one fairly steep climb and de...

As a mother, I want to thank you.  My son had a really bad seizure the other day.  When the EMTs arrived, I was able to stay calm because I had all his vital data in his Road ID profile.

I wore my Road ID when I ran the Dallas Rock n' Roll Half Marathon.

Having been in an accident recently, I was made aware of the importance of having ID at all times, and Road ID is definitely the best solution.

While I'd much prefer to just wear my Wrist ID everyday because it is a cool bracelet, I unfortunately had to use my Road ID.

I have always been a fan of Road ID and your products...now more than ever.  I am recovering from a bad bike accident.

I've been wearing a Road ID for years.  It kept me company as I traveled the world alone...I've worn it biking, swimming, hiking, backpacking, you name it.

There is a reason I wear my Road ID at all times: I unfortunately put it to the test on my motorcycle earlier this year.

The first time my husband had a cardiac arrest at the gym, he was a "John Doe" in the hospital for hours.

I was hit head on by a car while out riding my bike.  The driver ran through a 4 way stop and never saw me... I smashed right through his windshield.

Earlier this week I was out training for an Ironman Triathlon, when a car pulled out right in front of me.  I flew head first into the road.  Fortunately, a nurse witnessed the accident and called ...

My story illustrates why we should wear ID at ALL times. You see, I was recently on a business trip to Salt Lake City, when I was struck by a severe case of pneumonia.

Road ID is one of the best ideas I've ever seen.  As a paramedic, I recently treated a patient who was wearing a Road ID.  I could not believe how easy it was to get their medical information from ...

I was running the Marine Corps Marathon this year and collapsed - without warning - in view of the finish line.

On a beautiful August day I went for a long mountain bike ride in the scenic hills of Kentucky.  I was riding on a fast downhill section when my front tire dropped into a rut...and I went flying ov...

I recently passed out while participating in the Tinsel Triathlon in Hemet, CA.  I eventually came to, and while I could speak, it was just so much easier to point to my Road ID which had all my info.

It's a good thing I finally got a Road ID this summer. I was out for a ride recently when I was hit from behind by a Hummer. I was badly injured and unconscious. Thanks to my Road ID I had all my c...

I just want to say how much I appreciate my Road ID. It was really helpful when I had my first (and hopefully only) bike wreck, not too long ago.

I want to tell you my story by sharing with you excerpts from a wonderful note that I received following my accident.

My husband is in law enforcement and has worn a Road ID for some time now, but I didn't have one for myself.

Recently, I was just completing a negative split training ride when I was struck from behind by a hit and run driver.

recently, i broke my left collar bone in a bicycle accident.  bear with me for i am typing with one hand and using all lower case characters as i am still in the recovery stage.

About a month ago I took my bike out for a training ride.

I want to thank a fellow cyclist for telling me about Road ID.  I purchased one, never thinking that I would ever need to use it.  Unfortunately I was wrong.

My story proves you don't have to be on a bike or running to find a Road ID useful.

I was riding my bike home from work the other day with my husband, when I unexpectedly hit some railroad tracks.

My sporting life is not very dramatic.  I am a retired aerospace technician.

Since I received my Road ID, I have been contemplating writing a thank you email.  You could say I learned the hard way, about wearing ID at all times.  I have been involved in two serious accident...

At the Albany Fire Department, here in Oregon, we recently ran a call where the patient was wearing a Road ID.

After dropping my four kids off at school one morning, I started on a long bike ride.  It was my last training ride before I was to leave for the ITU World Championships in Hamburg, Germany.

I was sprinting on a bike trail with my friend Jill, when the next thing I know I'm dodging a post that was right in the middle of this paved path!

I purchased my Interactive Road ID earlier this year before embarking on vacation travel.

As I type this, my Road ID is on my right wrist along with my hospital bracelet from a trip to the ER this morning.

I was on the 2nd stage of the Cascade Cycling Classic when a bike crash occurred on a downhill decent, causing another rider to lose control right in front of me.

You don't have to be a cyclist, ironman or even an athlete to benefit from Road ID.  My husband is a stroke survivor.  For a time, and still to a lesser extent, his speech was too impaired to ident...

I can personally attest to the importance of wearing ID.  A number of years ago, my wife and I went for a training ride on a beautiful Colorado day.  We were climbing Mt. Evans to build endurance a...

My husband, Dan and I always wear our Road IDs when we ride.  It's a good thing, because we were recently involved in a collision that resulted in my husband taking a helicopter ride to the trauma ...

My Road ID was put to use when I was riding in the Big Dam Bridge 100.  I was near the back of a pace line cruising along at 20+ mph.  Suddenly the bike in front of me veered sharply, and I was loo...

A few years back, we took a family trip to the zoo. It was a crowded day, and in a matter of seconds, our 3 year old son was nowhere to be seen.

I wish I had a Road ID last summer during a rainy century ride.  I was riding along when suddenly I slipped on some train tracks going about 22 mph.

Long story short, I was out for a Friday ride, when a truck blew through a stop sign, throwing me in the air and destroying my newly built up Cannondale CAAD9 road bike.

I am a professional duathlete living in the western suburbs of Chicago.  I was out on a training ride, going about 20 mph through a neighborhood that is known to be "cyclist friendly".  Suddenly a ...

Well, that moment we "road bikers" dread, happened to me on Saturday. To make a long story short, my back wheel got caught in a railroad track as I was crossing it at 18 mph, and...you can guess wh...