Motorists Warned They Will Be Prosecuted If Caught Light Jumping

Monday, 22 November 2010 00:00

High Number Of Incidents Reported In Glen Vine

Police are asking motorists to take extra care at the traffic lights in Glen Vine following reports of vehicles jumping the red lights.

The highest number of incidents is reported during peak times were motorists are travelling into Douglas.

There are concerns given the close proximity to Marown School.

Those committing the offence are causing danger to pedestrians, especially school children.

Anyone caught will face prosecution.

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