Take Identification with you

[SandyGirl]

When I moved to my new home/town/state a few years ago, I made a laminated ID card with my emergency contact information on it. I transfer this from purse to purse to bike, etc. so that in the event I have an emergency, my information is with me. Don't forget the cell numbers...

[Nanci]

http://www.roadid.com

I have the red ankle ID. I love it. I keep it with my helmet so I never forget it.

Nanci

[sherley15]

hii folks, and thx for the advices

[DeniseGoldberg]

I also use a RoadID. I have information on both sides of my id, including health-related info as well as emergency contact info.

--- Denise

[Shimpie]

Don't forget the insurance card! That's the first thing the ambulance folks wanted when I took a trip to the hospital. I've written all my emergency contacts on my insurance card and I aways carry it and ID with me when riding.

[Hammer]

I went to a hardware store and bought one of those plastic key identifier things. It's a small rectangular plastic covering, a piece of paper slips in that you can read through the plastic. I typed all of my contact #'s in a small font on the computer, and my insurance info and number. Two pieces of paper, so it uses both sides. I put a jump ring through it and it's on a lanyard that a friend gave me. I keep the key for my bike chain on it plus a whistle that I figured I might be able to use to ward off a dog... maybe. I should probably get some of that spray stuff too. I would like a RoadID, but for $5 I got the same result.

[DrBee]

I also have a roadID (blue) ankle version and love it.