Police gearing up for a busy fortnight on the roads
Motorists are being urged to obey signage around the Island’s roads or face the consequences.
Police say they’ve already stopped two vehicles for going the wrong way against the one-way system on the Mountain Road.
The roads are expected to get busier over the next week – yesterday marked the first day of practice week.
Manx Radio's Christian Jones sat down with PC Louise Kennaugh to look at what's ahead for the force:
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