The Department of Infrastructure says it'll install temporary traffic lights as it carries out work at Port Jack.
The DOI will be working on the reinforced revetment slope down to the sea and needs to close the seaward side of the road.
In order to keep its workers safe, the lights will operate during working hours for two months.
The work's due to run from Monday, February 26 to Friday, April 20.
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Roadworks planned for Cronkbourne Avenue
A road in Douglas is set to close for a month.
Victorian landmark may be closed for several weeks
The Camera Obscura says it's closed for repairs, which may last for weeks.
School responds to uniform concerns during heatwave
Queen Elizabeth II High School has reassured parents that measures are in place to help pupils cope with the hot weather.
DOI says road patching team's work can't be fully planned
The infrastructure minister can't say what work is planned by his department's road patching team, because the situation changes too often.
RNLI urges paddleboarders to stay safe during hot weather
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