The Department of Infrastructure says its latest controlled crossing is now operational.
The crossing, where the Heritage Trail meets Glen Darragh Road, was brought into operation late last Tuesday.
The crossing has special buttons for horse riders as well as pedestrians.
A high-friction road surface treatment has yet to be installed on either side, and the department says work will go ahead when the weather improves.
Police issue scooter warning
Police are asking parents to talk to their children after a spate of stolen scooters and bikes.
Ford hit considerate driver's van - and drove off
Police are hunting the driver of a white Ford who damaged a van in the west of the Island.
Drugs charges against Douglas man dismissed
A man's walked free from court after being cleared of drugs offences.
Illness shuts Ramsey hospital unit
Ramsey's Minor Injuries Unit is closed today.
Watch Manx star in new Heartstopper trailer
Manx actor Joe Locke features in a new trailer for the Netflix show which made him a star.
Changes announced at meat plant
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has announced changes to the Island's abattoir.
Sloc closes for Festival of Motoring
A road in the south of the Island is closed today as the Festival of Motoring continues.
Men drunkenly damaged boat in Ramsey harbour
Two Ramsey men who damaged a boat in the harbour after they'd been out drinking have appeared in court.
