DOI outlines plans for maintenance ahead of TT

Monday, 25 April 2022 07:23

By Meg Walker

The Department of Infrastructure has outlined plans for line marking on roads ahead of TT.

A contactor has started working along the route of the TT course, with traffic being controlled by Stop/Go boards as the work progresses.

The current 40mph temporary speed limits from Douglas to Ramsey via Kirk Michael is while the line painting and other maintenance work is carried out.

The DOI also states that as the weather is improving it allows the department to focus on line painting on other Island roads, not on the racing course.

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