Do you have an ICE number in your 'phone?

Always have that in my mobile phonenix but a good reminder...

I have ICe numbers in my phone, but my phone needs a password to access it. How does that work?

Good question, but one unfortunately to which I do not have an answer!

Good idea to put ICE1 AND ICE2 - I've got our home phone number and OH's mobile.

I havexx

I have our home phone number, on the off chance that best beloved may possibly answer, and DS 's mobile in case he doesn't.

My mobile is so old-fashioned it doesn't have an ICE option!

Ana I think you just type ICE before the appropriate name in your contact list.
That is what I have done. Thus, John Smith becomes ICE John Smith.

I had to go on a speed awareness course (had done 36 in a 30mph area).
The course was facilitated by a retired policeman. He told us that if there is an accident, they go through the injured person's mobile phone contact list under I for a name beginning with ICE. They would then ring that number. If there were no ICE numbers they would look for other clues, like 'mum", "Home" and go through the list until they found someone.

I hadn't heard of the ICE title, good idea. I have now prefixed my daughters' names in my contacts. My phone is very basic so does not have any features except calls and texts.
Thanks phoenix.

glitabo is correct the emergency services will always look for ICE in a persons phone first.

I've had 3x ICE numbers on my mobile for a couple of years, just in case. I think we should all do it - it makes things so much easier for the emergency services should it be necessary.