Police are making an appeal to the public after a number of incidents on the roads over the past few days.
These included people traveling well over 50mph speed limits, having invalid licences, entering closed roads and drunken offences.
Officers say a rider appeared in court today, Tuesday, May 26, after being caught travelling over 118mph in a 50 zone while under the influence of drugs.
They're also asking people to respect the marshals and follow their instructions to keep safe.
Lifeboat rescues kayakers from tides
Port St Mary RNLI rescued two kayakers after they were caught in strong currents off Langness yesterday afternoon.
Southern commissioner to stand in general election
Kirrie Jenkins has announced she'll stand for Arbory, Castletown & Malew in the general election.
Map shows Ramsey's new restricted area after TT crash
TT organisers have released a map clarifying where spectators are now barred from in Ramsey.
Steam Packet cancels Dublin sailings over number of months
The Steam Packet has announced it's cancelled a number of sailings to Dublin this year.
New Ramsey TT restrictions don't affect filling station
A filling station in Ramsey is reassuring concerned TT fans they'll still be able to watch racing there.
Police appeal for photos or video of yesterday's race incident
Police have appealed for members of the public to share footage of yesterday's TT incident that left nine people injured.
UK police issue advice for bikers on ferry from Heysham
Police in Lancashire have issued advice to riders as they travel to the Isle of Man through Heysham.
Mountain Road closed for three hours after crash
Police say part of the Mountain Road has closed again today.
