Motorists told 'don't drive wrong way'

Monday, 11 October 2021 11:20

Walpole Avenue has now changed direction

Motorists are being reminded not to drive the wrong way down a Douglas street.

Walpole Avenue reverted back to its original direction this morning.

Police say they've seen a number of vehicles going the wrong way.

Officers say there are 'very clear' no entry signs on the Lord Street approach.

We are seeing a number of vehicles going the wrong way down Walpole Avenue - the direction changed early this morning. There are very clear no entry signs on the Lord Street side! pic.twitter.com/AWgI9ddbH9
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