Work is underway to ensure the Island's roads are ready to cope with the thousands of people expected to visit for the TT fortnight in a month's time.
Potholes are a constant issue on the roads, with ice and frost damage from the recent unprecedented snow fall also causing unexpected problems.
Affected areas are being tackled in stages with work expected to continue right up to the beginning of practice week.
Highways director Richard Pearson says he is confident the
work will be completed in time:
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