
Originally Posted by
rubysoho
A bit of a spin-off from the unidentified cyclist who died.
Good thread, thanks for starting it!
This was the main reason why I posted the story, to show how important it is to always carry ID and yes, insurance info, even on a ride that might not be very long.
side note: still no news that the poor guy has been identified!
I always carry a small zippered pouch in my back jersey pocket with my contact numbers, insurance info, and ID (an expired drivers license but all the info is the same as my current DL). That's in addition to a RoadID wristband. Although my husband and many close friends were on the scene immediately after my crash a couple of years ago, it would have been bad news if I were on my own or with people who didn't know me, if I didn't have ID, contact numbers, and health insurance info.
Last edited by jobob; 06-17-2011 at 04:14 PM.
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