 
                            Tripling the number of covert police bikes during TT will help target riders who are "pushing the boundaries".
That's the message from the Roads Policing Unit - this year there will be three bikes, ridden by experienced police officers, patrolling the Island's roads:
That's Sergeant Steven Lapsley - he says increasing the number of unmarked vehicles is the most effective way of preventing people injuring themselves or others by riding beyond their capabilities:
This week police released a video of covert footage taken over the last 10 years showing the issues they come up against - you can see it here.
 
                                         
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         Council announces final dates for garden waste collection
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         Manx Utilities hopes sewer cleaning means end of odour problems
            Manx Utilities hopes sewer cleaning means end of odour problems 
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         New TT schedule will be reviewed on yearly basis
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         No successful driving theory test appeals in past 10 years
            No successful driving theory test appeals in past 10 years 
         Steam Packet announces tomorrow morning's sailings will go on time
            Steam Packet announces tomorrow morning's sailings will go on time 
         Firefighter to raise money by wearing full gear in fitness competition
            Firefighter to raise money by wearing full gear in fitness competition 
         
                             
                             
                            