Economic Development Minister Laurence Skelly says making the Mountain Road one-way for the Festival of Motorcycling will be discussed within government.
Last week, it emerged making the route one-way as it is during the TT festival is something that's under consideration.
Mr Skelly says each year after the festival, those involved hold debrief meetings to discuss how it can be improved.
He says making the Mountain Road one-way is something that'll be discussed following this year's festival:
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