Emergency ID

[luv2ride94]

I think i am getting the interactive road ID, one of my doctors rides all the time and he actually is who told me about it. He says they are the smartest thing since sliced bread!

[silver]

I think i am getting the interactive road ID, one of my doctors rides all the time and he actually is who told me about it. He says they are the smartest thing since sliced bread!

Probably better for you than the belly tattoo

[luv2ride94]

ha.. I dont know i kinda like that idea

[silver]

ha.. I dont know i kinda like that idea

teenagers!!!!!

*secretly likes the idea too*

[bmccasland]

If you have medical conditions - MedicAlert http://www.medicalert.org

Have been a member for years, got used when I was hauled to the ER after learning the hard way that I have a food allergy.

They have bracelets, necklaces, ankle bracelets. Medical professionals have access to the records you have with them - medical conditons, medications, your doctor's numbers, next of kin. There is an annual membership fee.

In my Bento box on my bike I keep a spare insurance card, my doc's office card, and somesort of ID - if I'm riding from the office I have my military ID card that I need to get back in the compound. Not exactly a phone number of next of kin, but then if *they* explored my phone - my mother's number is under "Mom". Trust me as a former EMT, exploration for ID can get rather brazen when the need arises, you just need to have the thing on your person somewhere.

[nafula]

Another good reason to carry ID:

http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pb...8012/1001/NEWS

This guy didn't have any id, but somehow the cops were able to track him down by the serial number on his ipod.

I think I'll just keep my id on my instead.

[indigoiis]

You can get a pet ID and put anything on it from a vending machine outside of most major dept. stores (I'm thinking Wally world.) They're little aluminium tags. I think it's like $5. Then you can attach them to a bracelet or anklet or shoe or whatever. Good budget option.