Susan, that's a great idea. I carry all my medical information on a computer printout with my license and insurance card, including a list of the medications I am on. I also have my home phone number programed into my cell phone as "Home Phone" so any good samaritan who might help me can reach the people who need to know in case of emergency. My oldest daughter was thrown from a horse years ago and was found only by accident by a passing rancher. He had no idea who or where she came from. After calling an ambulance & sending her off (unconscious) to the hospital, he drove around until he found the Vet clinic she worked at and told them what had happened. If she had carried some ID in her jeans, it would have been much easier for all of us. We just assumed everyone knows who we are and that nothing will happen but unfortunately it sometimes does.

sluggo wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:

Do you mind sharing with us where you could get these dogtags? Are there a site on the net?

Paladin. wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:


and susan's idea is a pretty darn good one also.

I use Cycle Gadgets helmet  info sheet. They provide them free to customers (no purchase necessary). They come with a nice little plastic holder that keeps it on the outside of the helmet to make is easy to find.  I have one on each of my helmets.

http://cyclegadgets.com/Products/product.asp?Item=MICS

I also remember seeing a sticker somwhere that said something like "Do not remove helmet without a doctor present!" but I cannot seem to locate one.