The Department of Infrastructure says new zebra crossings in black and red will mean safer pedestrians and TT riders.
The distinctive crossings will be installed in Kirk Michael at Michael School near Douglas Road corner, and near the junction of Baltic Road and Balleira Road.
The TT Course has no zebra crossings because the white paint is too slippery for accelerating motorbikes.
However, the new crossings will be made from red asphalt which has the same grip as the rest of the road.
Weather warning for frost tomorrow
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for frost tomorrow morning.
Politician wants figures on cars seized over parking fines
An MHK wants to find out how many cars have been seized over owners not paying parking fines.
What are the plans for the new Highway Code?
When will the new Highway Code be published?
Bus Vannin releases this Sunday's strike schedule
Bus Vannin says it'll be running 39 services during the strike action this Sunday, March 22.
MHK wants changes to tax laws for couples
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper will ask for Tynwald's backing to change tax laws for couples next month.
What does it take to close roads?
An MHK wants to know what the Department of Infrastructure takes into account when it closes roads.
Firefighters called to fire at tip this morning
The fire and rescue service says it's responded to a fire at the Northern Civic Amenity site this morning, Saturday, March 21.
Airport recruiting for firefighters
Would-be firefighters are being recruited to keep Ronaldsway Airport safe.
