As the Island starts to wind down from this year's TT, bikers and motorists are being warned not to think police aren't still on the lookout for bad driving
Inspector Derek Flint says whilst generally road users have been well behaved and speeds have been kept down, there have been some serious collisions and a fatality.
He says he wants everyone to leave the Island safely and come back next year
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