Los Angeles, CA (5
October 2009) – yikes ID, Inc., today announced it is helping ease the safety
concerns of parents as their children not only participate in this year’s
International Walk to School Day but
every day with yikes ID’s rapidly successful collection of visible emergency identification.
“Accidents happen and unfortunately, the statistics that involve
children are staggering,” said Bruce Temesy, CEO of yikes ID, Inc. “Parents want to make sure their children are
safe and if something happens, they can be quickly notified. Only yikes ID provides a visible emergency
identification that student attach to the gear they already use: their bicycles,
helmets, back packs, and shoes, so they don’t have to be reminded every time
they step out the door.”
This Thursday, the 7th of October, students
will celebrate Walk to School Day by walking and cycling to school. This program encourages healthy physical
activity while reducing traffic congestion near schools.
Yikes ID is committed to promoting safe walking and
bicycling. Yikes ID collection of visible
emergency identification includes:
·
The yikes ID Seat tag that students attach to
their bicycles or back packs. It is
available in six visible colors with a MSRP of only $14.99.
·
The yikes ID Helmet tag that easily attaches to
a bicycle or skate helmet’s chin strap.
MSRP $12.99
·
The yikes ID Shoe tag which is the lightest shoe
tag that fits within the shoe laces so there isn’t any annoying over hang or
flap. Only $13.99
"I’ve attached my yikes
ID to my back pack,” said an 8th grade Palos Verdes Unified School
District student. “They’re cool and come
is a bunch of different colors. All of
my friends are getting them.”
To create your child’s yikes ID, go to http://www.yikesid.com
Typically parents laser engrave only
their child’s first name along with each parent’s mobile number as well as any
other information that could help provide prompt medical attention like
insurance number, known medical
conditions, and allergies.
About yikes ID, Inc.
yikes ID, Inc. is headquartered in Los Angeles,
California. Its Founders are avid cyclists and runners who understand
firsthand the importance of having visible ID in order to receive prompt
medical attention. Yikes ID is also a proud sponsor of the National
Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Bike MS Rides.
Visit http://www.yikesid.com for more details.