Police are praising motorists for good standards of driving and riding during this year’s TT.
Provisional figures have been released which show the number of collisions are down compared to the same time last year.
In 2012 five people died – this year there were no fatalities on open roads.
Inspector Derek Flint says that is incredible:
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