New measures are being introduced to protect and promote the Island’s green lanes.
Over the next two years, a number some dead-end routes will be closed, signage will be improved and one way systems will be implemented.
There will also be better mapping which shows vulnerable and preferred routes, however, there are no plans to close tracks to motor vehicles.
Infrastructure Minister Laurence Skelly says despite being a controversial issue, he hopes all interested parties can work together:
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