Fire service ask road users to take care over Bank Holiday

Saturday, 28 August 2021 08:04

By Helen McKenna

The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service are asking motorcyclists and road users during the Bank Holiday to take care.

Posting on social media, officers said that although there might not be any road races this year, now that border restrictions have been eased they have seen more motorcyclists visiting here.

They requested that during the Bushy's Feel Good Festival at the Villa Marina and forecasted good weather, road users should take care and look out for one another on the Island's roads during busy periods.

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