TT 2010 saw a slight reduction in collisions on the previous year; they’re hoping to build on that once again.
This years TT road safety campaign is urging people to meet their mates not their maker.
The last two campaigns have featured hard-hitting images of crash scenes, this year they’re taking a different approach, referencing the friendly, social and fun side of the festival.
As part of the safety campaign the Mountain Road one-way system is being re-introduced, with the road safety message being reinforced by billboards on the TT course, radio advertisements and general information leaflets.
TT 2010 saw a slight reduction in collisions on the previous year; they’re hoping to build on that once again.
Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne hopes the latest campaign will serve its purpose and make people think seriously about reckless riding.
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