I work as a nurse in an Emergency Room in Northern California. Last week, a patient was brought in unresponsive, but thankfully he was wearing a Road ID. His ID information was extremely useful and...

Thanks to my Road ID, medical personnel were able to reach my family after I passed out unexpectedly.

I rode 2,300 miles last year and was involved in one serious incident which motivated me to purchase a Road ID.I was out for a ride in the early morning hours when a pick up truck forced me off the...

Last summer, I was struck by a vehicle and knocked off my bike. The paramedics found me unconscious and were able to utilize my Ankle ID while I was being transported to the hospital. After 25 year...

I am a Police Officer and I wear my Road ID every day of my life. Several years ago, I fell while cycling and broke my hip. Responding Paramedics used the information on my Wrist ID Elite to begin ...

I bought my first Road ID years ago after being hit by a rather large vehicle. My injuries were extensive with 8 shattered ribs, a punctured lung, bruising on the brain, fractured vertebrae, blood ...

My buddy was hit by a drunk driver outside of Las Vegas. Medical personnel were able to get every bit of information they needed from his Road ID

My Road ID was essential in helping first responders access my information recently when I passed out during a half marathon. I am upgrading to the Interactive Service to ensure more of my informat...

My husband and I ride motorcycles. In the event of an accident, it is highly unlikely that we would be able to relay our info to the EMS. I saw your ad in a magazine at work and thought it was a gr...

 The driver stopped and came over to check on me, I was in shock and afraid to move. He was able to use my Road ID to reach my family.

I purchased Road IDs for my five year old, twin grandsons. They recently got lost while at the Iowa State Fair, but a good samaritan thankfully used their Road IDs to contact their mother.I have wo...

I always wear my Road ID, though I failed to wear it one day when I went out for a run. Five miles in, I crossed a section of slippery rocks, and fell head first into a tree limb. I was not knocked...