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.
13 arrested in drink-drive campaign
Police are reminding people not to drink or do drugs before getting behind the wheel this Christmas.
Laxey road shut until January
A road in Laxey has closed for work - and will reopen at the end of next month.
Former Motor Museum goes on the market
If you ever wanted to own your own motor museum on the TT course, now's your chance!
No Onchan Park plan, say commissioners
There'll be no new overall plan for Onchan Pleasure Park - but individual improvements will go ahead.
Laxey campsite to get campervan improvements
Garff Commissioners are considering expanding campervan facilities at Laxey campsite.
Local authority: don't suffer in silence at Xmas
Commissioners in the south of the Island say you needn't suffer in silence if you're struggling financially this Christmas.
Government reminder over salt bins
Have you passed the salt without noticing?
Weather warning in place for high tides
A yellow weather warning remains in place until the early hours of tomorrow morning.
