Isle of Man Constabulary discuss umbrella scheme
There will be no snap decisions when it comes to forming an all-island road safety strategy.
That's according to the Road Safety Manager at Isle of Man Constabulary Samantha Heard.
She's helping to create an evidence base of data which can be referenced to inform decisions.
Ms Heard says it's the first time there's be an attempt to put forward an all Island approach to road safety.
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