Police outline plans for roads during TT

Monday, 9 May 2022 12:37

By Meg Walker

The Isle of Man Constabulary has outlined plans for the roads to keep people safe during TT.

As well as the temporary 50mph speed limit along the coast road, there will be new temporary limits in force around some of the Island's other main roads.

The Mountain Road one-way system will also be in place from Friday 27 May for the entire fortnight, with the first practice session scheduled to take place from 12pm on Sunday May 29.

The latest road information will be updated on the Isle of Man Constabulary social media channels.

It comes as the police's 2022 road safety campaign has launched - you can find full details on our website.

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