Motorists have been urged to respect the Island’s roads during the Festival of Motorcycling which starts this weekend.
The annual road safety campaign has been launched which urges people to slow down and know their limits.
It’s a joint initiative between the Isle of Man Constabulary and the Department of Infrastructure.
Unlike the TT the Mountain Road will remain two-way for the duration of the festival.
Superintendent Kevin Wilson says drivers need to take more care:
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