Home Affairs have said through a co-ordinated approach and the commitment of staff across all divisions of their Department, they will deliver a well managed TT Festival.
With racing officially kicking off tomorrow with the Superbikes, the emergency services will be on high alert.
Practice week has been marred with tragedy following a number of serious accidents on the open roads, resulting in fatalities.
Particular emphasis will be placed on road safety, with the police adopting a policy of early intervention and strict enforcement in support of the ‘Stay Alert. Stay Alive’ campaign.
(AUDIO ABOVE - HOME AFFAIRS MINISTER, JUAN WATTERSON)
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