Plea for motorists to stay safe on Island's roads

Friday, 6 June 2014 00:00

Police on the Island say yesterday was a 'better day' for motorists.

As the TT fortnight draws to a close they are urging people to drive and ride safely.

On Tuesday a man from Sulby was killed after his motorcycle collided with another bike and a car.

There were also warnings that the AirMed resources were being stretched due to the number of collisions.

Control sergeant George Quilliam says there were less incidents yesterday:

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