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  1. #46
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    Yes I wear a road ID on my wrist. I also carry an expired driver's license in my saddle bag with my "emergency cash".
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  2. #47
    Join Date
    Apr 2009
    Location
    Jacksonville, NC
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    I have 2 Slim Wristband Road ID's plus 1 dog tag style one. I wear one on my wrist all the time and the other one I have on a wristband that I put on my handlebars of my bike. If I go out on a ride by myself, I'll wear the dog tag one too. I guess I want to make sure I can be identified!!! LOL

  3. #48
    Join Date
    Apr 2009
    Location
    Jacksonville, NC
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    Quote Originally Posted by Suze View Post
    I don't wear one, but am always careful to have ID, health insurance card, emergency number and phone on me. Here's a post from a rider who did have a Road ID on, had an accident, and the ambulance medics didn't look for it, had never heard of it and chastised him for not having ID. He was OK, and conscious, but lost quite a bit of faith in Road ID.

    http://martinsj2.wordpress.com/2012/02/19/the-accident/
    Being a paramedic for 20+ years, I wouldn't have seen a reason to even ask him about carrying ID if he was conscious and alert. Road ID is intended to be used if the patient is unable to talk to you because they are unconscious, etc.

    If the EMT's that responded chastised him for not carrying ID, and then when shown his Road ID, told him that they had never seen one before, I don't see how he would have lost faith in Road ID. I would have thought the opposite - it was a teaching moment for the non-cycling public so the next time they went to a cyclist, they would have automatically looked for their Road ID and then chastised that cyclist if he didn't have one!

  4. #49
    Join Date
    Apr 2007
    Location
    Land of 1,000 Bicycles
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    Don't have one here. I do always have my ID and phone w/ emergency contact info and my insurance card in a pocket, plus an extra ID and laminated card w/ emergency contact info in my bike bag.

    Good reminder about updating, tho, I will double-check it all.
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