The only time I've ever been asked for ID in my life while cycling was for my passport crossing international borders. Even then there were times that I was just waved through. I have been stopped by the police for riding on restricted roads, but they never asked for my identification.
JohnJ80 is correct. I spent 15 years moon-lighting as an EMT on an ambulance crew and am also a ski patroller (30 years this season), and that is one of the first things we looked for is medical alert bracelets or necklaces in an unconscious patient during the assessment. John, isn't that the way they teach it in OEC
