Thousands due at Festival of Jurby
Police are once again urging patience on the Island's roads, on what's set to be another busy day on them.
There's no racing on the Mountain Course, but thousands are expected to head north for the Festival of Jurby.
Officers say there was one crash yesterday, in the hour before the roads were due to close for the day's race, practice and parade schedule.
A motorcycle pillion passenger suffered a broken finger in the incident near Creg-ny-Baa, with the rider admitting they were at fault.
Sergeant Will Moffatt of the Roads Policing Unit:
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