A request was made to the Department for Enterprise regarding driver qualifications, speed restrictions, and risk assessments for official vehicles used during the TT and Manx Grand Prix. The authority responded by disclosing the full 'Manx Grand Prix & Classic T.T. Road Races Authorisation 2018' document, which outlines the legal framework and regulations for the event.
Key Facts
The request concerned driving qualifications for Course Inspection Cars, Roads Opening Cars, and VIP Cars.
The response included the 'Manx Grand Prix & Classic T.T. Road Races Authorisation 2018'.
The authorisation was made by the Department of Infrastructure under the Road Races Act 2016.
The authorisation grants permission to Manx Motor Cycle Club Ltd to use specified roads for racing.
The document covers regulations on speed limits, prohibited areas, and ambulance access routes.
Data Disclosed
2018-09-04
2018-10-01
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17 August 2018
3 September 2018
Road Races Act 2016
Road Traffic Act 1985
Original Request
1. What driving qualifications have the drivers of the following vehicles used at the TT and FOM/MGP:-
Course Inspection Cars
Roads Opening Car
VIP Cars - Taking sponsors etc on laps of the Course on closed roads?
2. What restrictions are in force regarding speed limits and other driving restrictions on such drivers on closed roads?
3. What risk assessments have taken place regarding the carriage of passengers in such vehicles being driven on closed roads?
Data Tables (145)
Table 1 RACES
Day
Period of closure
Saturday 18 August 2018
From 5.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Monday 20 August 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Tuesday 21 August 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Wednesday 22 August 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Thursday 23 August 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Friday 24 August 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Saturday 25 August 2018
From 11.00 am to no later than 9.00pm
Monday 27 August 2018
From 9.30 am to no later than 9.00 pm
*Wednesday 29 August 2018
From 9.30 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
*Friday 31 August 2018
From 9.30 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Table 2 POSTPONED RACES
Day
Period of closure
Sunday 19 August 2018
From 12.45 pm to no later than 5.30 pm
*Thursday 23 August 2018
From 12.30 pm to 4.30 pm
*Friday 24 August 2018
From 12.30 pm to 4.30 pm
*Tuesday 28 August 2018
From 11.30 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
*Thursday 30 August 2018
From 11.30 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.00 pm
Saturday 1 September 2018
From 9.30 am to no later than 9.00 pm
1
A2 Douglas, between Ballaquayle Road and Ballanard Road (St Ninian’s Crossroads)
2
A2 Douglas, between Stoney Road and Tromode Road (bottom of Bray Hill)
3
A1, Douglas and Braddan, between road closure barriers on Peel Road adjacent to the
Quarterbridge car park entrance and Strang Road, Union Mills
4
A1, Crosby, between Old Church Road, Eyreton Road and Ballavitchel Road
5
A3, Barregarrow Crossroads, Michael
6
A3, Kirk Michael, between Douglas Road Corner and Faaie Ny Cabbal
7
A3, Ballaugh, between Station Road and Glen Road
8
A3, Lezayre, Sulby Glen Crossroads
9
A3, Ramsey, between Glen Auldyn and Gardeners Lane
10
A18 Ramsey, between Christian Street and Westbourne Road
11
A18 Ramsey, between Lheaney Road and Barrule Park
12
A18, Onchan, between Signpost Corner and Bedstead Corner
13
A2, Onchan and Douglas, between Governor’s Road, Victoria Road and Second Avenue
on Glencrutchery Road
1.0
Prohibited – 1 Bray Hill
The right hand side - the front garden, garden walls and land in front of the garages
belonging to 1 Bray Hill.
1.1
Prohibited - Brunswick Gardens ‐ North
The left hand side – the fenced area at the junction of Quarterbridge Road and
Cronkbourne Road for a distance of 28.5 metres to a depth of 20 metres.
1.2
Prohibited - Brunswick Gardens ‐ South
The left hand side – fenced area at the junction of Brunswick Road and Quarterbridge
Road back towards Cronkbourne Road, for a distance of 45 metres to a depth of 20
metres.
2.1
Prohibited - Devonshire Road
The left hand side – the grassed area adjacent to Quarterbridge Road at its junction with
Devonshire Road.
2.2
Restricted - Braddan Access Road
The left hand side – All the grass verges and banks between the junction of the TT
Access Road on the New Castletown Road and the Peel to Douglas Road (TT Course) up
to and including the bank behind the railings at Braddan Bridge, to include the wall
between the TT Access Road and The Course from and including the ‘Kissing Gate’ to
Braddan Bridge.
3.1
Restricted - Braddan Bridge House
The right hand side – 4 metres in from the boundary wall of Peel Road on the Church
side of the property ‘Braddan Bridge House’ in a straight line to the corner of the walled
ramp leading to Peel Road including the ramped area.
3.2
Prohibited - Braddan Bridge Steps
The right hand side – the steps and gateway leading from the Access Road to Braddan
Bridge.
3.3
Prohibited - Rural to Snugborough
The right hand side – both sides of the bank adjoining the footway from the entrance to
Rural Industries extending to the entrance to the private residence ‘Snugborough
House’.
3.31
Prohibited – Braddan to Ashlar Drive
The left hand side – from the boundary of property “Hillburn” the grass banks, small
wall and any gateway entrance back as far as the stock fence or gate continuing in
course direction to and including the gateway approximately 45m before Ashlar Drive.
4.1
Prohibited - Glen View 1
The left hand side – the entire frontage of private residence ‘No 1 Glen View’.
4.2
Prohibited - Glen View 2
The left hand side – the entire frontage of private residence ‘No 2 Glen View’.
4.3
Prohibited - Union Mills Ind Estate
The left hand side – from the western boundary of private residences ‘Glen View
Cottages’ to and including the entrance to Union Mills Industrial Estate to a depth of 3
metres and the entire paved area between Union Mills Industrial Estate and the
boundary wall of the private residence ‘1 Mill House’.
4.4
Prohibited - Union Mills Bull Run
The right hand side – from and including the side entrance to Slieau Ree Estate for a
depth of 3 metres to the boundary of the private residence ‘No 5 River Croft’.
4.5
Prohibited - Skyrwyllin
The right hand side – the front garden and drive of the private residence ‘Skyrwyllin’.
4.6
Prohibited - Union Mills PO Car Park
The right hand side – the land / car park area, beginning at the westerly edge of Union
Mills Post Office, to its border with ‘Skyrwyllin’ to a depth of 5 metres.
5.1
Restricted - Glen Lough Entrance
The left hand side – The entrance to Glen Lough Farm and Campsite from the edge of
the carriageway to the entrance pillars bounded by the walls including the hard
standing and grass verges.
5.2
Prohibited - Glen Lough Hedge
The left hand side – from but not including the entrance to Glen Lough Farm and
Campsite the roadside grass verges and hedges, to a point opposite the field stile – as
marked by tape.
6.1
Prohibited - Little Trees
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Little Trees’.
6.2
Prohibited - Kufri
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Kufri’.
6.3
Prohibited – Avalon (formerly Uplands)
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Avalon’ (formerly known as ‘Uplands’).
6.4
Prohibited - Casa Mia
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Casa Mia’.
6.5
Prohibited - Creg Malin
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Creg Malin’.
7.0
Prohibited – Crosby X Roads
The left hand side - the sod bank and hedge between the edge of the road and the stock
fence from Crosby Crossroads to a point opposite Kissacks Lane
8.2
Restricted - Kerrogarrow
The left hand side – the entire low bank bordered by the main Douglas to Peel Road and
Kerrowgarrow Road, back as far as the wooden fence to the rear, extending to the stone
building.
8.3
Restricted - Gorse Lea
The left hand side – Gorse Lea – 10 metres before the marshal’s seat to a point opposite
the entrance to the private residence ‘Ballagarraghyn Manor’ to a depth of 5 metres
(area outlined in red on the map).
8.4
Prohibited - Greeba Clubroom
The left hand side – the area in front of the metal clad old Reading Room from the edge
of the road back to building and extending to the left and right boundary hedge / wall.
9
Restricted - Ballacraine
The left hand side – The private residence ‘Ballacraine House’ frontage and the car park
at the side of the premises.
10
Prohibited - Ballaspur
The right hand side – private land and garden frontage of Ballaspur Farm from and
including the gate pillar before the farm entrance, to the end of the stone wall including
the farm entrance.
11.1
Restricted - Ballig 1
The left hand side – the field prior to Ballig Farm, sod bank, wall, hedge and field, to a
depth of 10 metres from the hedge adjacent to the roadway, up to but not including the
entrance to Ballig Farm on the TT Course.
11.2
Restricted - Ballig 2
The left hand side – entrance and hardstanding area, excluding the drive, to Ballig Farm
on the TT Course.
11.3
Prohibited - Ballig 3
The left hand side – from, but not including the top entrance to Ballig Farm, extending
to but not including Tynwald Mills Road, to include any roadside sod bank, hedge or
wall to but not including the lower entrance and drive to Ballig Farm.
11.4
Prohibited - Ballig 4
The left hand side – from but not including Tynwald Mills Road to the junction with
Ballig Bridge, to include any roadside sod bank, hedge or wall, to and including the
river.
11.5
Restricted - Villa Ludon
The right hand side – from the start of the stone wall before Ballig Bridge, and including
Ballig Bridge, and its supporting wall behind, up to the entrance to private residence
‘Villa Ludan’ stretching back as far as the river.
12.1
Restricted - Laurel Bank 1
The right hand side – the area of land extending back to the river, 15 metres past the tip
gate to but not including the field gate and land just prior to the pedestrian gate to the
Old Pumping Station.
12.2
Prohibited - Laurel Bank 2
The left hand side – the entire field immediately after Ebeneezer Lane to a depth of 10
metres.
13.1
Restricted - Glen Mooar
The right hand side – the former Glen Moar Tea Room site, the gardens (north of the
buildings) enclosed by the property boundaries.
13.2
Prohibited - Black Dub
The left hand side – from a point opposite the stone wall at Black Dub to the entrance to
the plantation road, back as far as the plantation track road.
13.3
Restricted - Black Dub Helicopter
The right hand side – the first field after the former Glen Moar Tea Rooms, the portion
of the field commencing at the Glen Moar end, up to, but not including, the entrance
gate and back as far as the river.
14
Prohibited - Girdwood Bridge
The right hand side – from, but not including Girdwood Bridge, up to, but not
including, the grass triangle bounded by a wall and wooden fence before Glen Helen car
park.
15
Restricted – Sarah’s Cottage
the left hand side – from the telegraph pole north of Sarah’s Cottage, the sod bank and 5
metres into the field behind the bank (excluding the car park area) up to, but not
including, Lambfell Chapel
15.5
Prohibited - Cronk y Voddy Cross Roads
The left hand side - from a point in line with the road closure barriers at the north end of
Cronk y Voddy Cross Roads to a point adjacent to the boundary of the property the Old
Parsonage, all hedge and grass bank in front of the stock fence.
16
Prohibited - 11th Milestone, Cronk-y-Voddy
The left hand side – in front of the fence, from opposite the entrance to the private
residence ‘Middle Cronk Bane’ extending to and including the entrances to the private
residence ‘Ballig’ (area outlined in red on the map).
17.2
Restricted - Shough Laigue
The left hand side – the entrance to the drive and hard standing area to the private
residences ‘Maerfield House’ and Ballamenagh Farm, extending from the entrance gates
to Maerfield House back towards ‘The Smithy’ for a distance of 78 metres and to a depth
of 10 metres from the edge of the carriageway.
17.3
Restricted - Ballamenagh Cottage
The right hand side – from but not including the old entrance to the private residence
‘Ballamenagh Cottage’ the grassed garden area enclosed by the driveway up to a point
in line with the stone wall.
18.1
Restricted - Barregarrow Top
The right hand side – at Barregarrow crossroads, the first field, commencing 53 metres
from the field gate at the junction with the Brandywell (Beinn-y-Phott) Road, the grass
bank, hedge and grassed area between the post and wire field fence and the back edge
of the pavement, extending for a distance of 130 metres towards the bottom of
Barregarrrow and into the second field.
18.2
Restricted - Cammall
The right hand side – at the bottom of Barregarrow, from and including the bridge, to
the boundary fence between ‘Cammall’ and Cammall Farm and back into the fields to a
depth of 4 metres.
18.3
Prohibited - Cammall 2
The right hand side – the boundary fence of ‘Cammall’ to the lane leading to Cammall
Farm from the edge of the footpath to the stock fence, i.e. roadside hedge.
19.1
19.2
Prohibited - 26 Main Road, Kirk Michael
The left hand side – the entire frontage of 26 Main Road back as far as the building line.
Prohibited – Car Park, Kirk Michael
The left hand side – Station Road public car park to a depth of 5 metres along its entire
length.
20.1
Prohibited - Arenthou Field, Rhencullen
The left hand side – the field prior to the drive of the private residence ‘Arenthou’ to a
depth of 4 metres.
20.2
Prohibited - Rhencullen Field
The right hand side – the roadside sod hedge and bank to the field opposite the
Orrisdale Road (south) from adjacent to Bem Te Vi to adjacent to but not including the
lane to Barnagh Farm.
20.25
Prohibited – Pennybridge Field
The left hand side ‐ the roadside sod bank and hedge back as far as the stock fence, from
the border of the hard standing next to the garage to the field metal gate
20.3
Prohibited - Cronk Steone Field
The right hand side – the field from the end of the stone wall to the lane adjoining the
private residence ‘Cronk Steone’, back in to the field to a depth of 10 metres.
20.4
Prohibited - Ballawotnot Field Prior
The left hand side – from Orrisdale Road (south) to the private residence ‘Balla Wotnot’
all the land in front of the fence.
20.5
Prohibited - Field after Rose Cottage
The left hand side – from, but not including the private residence ‘Rose Cottage’, to the
private residence ‘Holly Lodge’ to a depth of 3 metres.
20.6
Prohibited - Ballawotnot Field 2
The left hand side – from, but not including the marshals post at the boundary of the
private residence of ‘Balla Wotnot’ the sod bank and hedge for the length of the entire
field extending north to the lane adjoining the private residence ‘Broomville’ for a depth
of 2 metres.
20.65
Prohibited - Rose Cottage
The left hand side - the front garden of Rose Cottage and that portion of the driveway in
line with the building line.
20.7
Prohibited - Bishopscourt North
The left hand side – from but not including the Orrisdale Road (north) junction back
towards Kirk Michael to the boundary of the property Lower Bishopscourt Farm. The
area between the back edge of the footpath and the stock fence positioned in the field.
21.1
Restricted – Iceman’s
The left hand side – the hedge between the entrances to the private residence of
‘Iceman’s Cottage’, but not including ‘Iceman’s Cottage’ garden.
21.2
Prohibited – Iceman’s Field
The left hand side – the hedge and sod bank immediately after ‘Iceman’s Cottage’
extending the entire length of the field and 3 metres into the field.
21.3
Restricted - Alpine
The left hand side – the entire field behind the marshals shelter to a depth of 15 metres.
21.4
Prohibited - Ballacurn
The left hand side – from opposite Ballacurn Road extending towards Ballaugh to the
Ballaugh Bridge TT Location Board, the area in front of the post and wire fence.
21.5
Prohibited - Ballaugh Bridge
The right hand side – from the gate prior to Ballaugh Bridge, the grassed area behind
the gate and wall and below the railings on the bridge to a depth of 5 metres.
22.1
Restricted - Ballacrye 1
The left hand side – Ballacrye, the sod bank and hedges from opposite the private
residence ‘Ballacrye Stream Cottage’ to the boundary of the private residence ‘Elmville’
from the footway back as far as the stock fence or gate.
22.2
Restricted - Ballacrye 2
The left hand side – Ballacrye, the sod bank and hedges from opposite the private
residence ‘Ballacrye Stream Cottage’ to the boundary of the private residence
‘Elmville’(outlined in red on the map).
22.3
Restricted - Ballacrye 3
The left hand side – Ballacrye, the sod bank and hedges from opposite the private
residence ‘Ballacrye Stream Cottage’ to the boundary of the private residence ‘Elmville’
from the footway back as far as the stockfence or gate.
23.1
Restricted - Wildlife Park (WLP) 1
The left hand side – from a point 30 metres prior to the marshals shelter, to but not
including the car park exit and the ground floor toilet block, all the grass banks, and
from the northern edge of the shelter back into the car park – diagonally – to a depth of
20 metres.
23.2
Prohibited - WLP Car Park
The left hand side – the Wildlife Park car park from and including the car park exit road
for a depth of 20 metres back from the edge of the pavement extending to the boundary
fence on the Sulby side of the car park.
23.5
Prohibited - WLP Water Trough
The right hand side – from the kerbed footway at the northern end of the layby to a
point 5 metres past the end of the wall into the copse to a depth of 5 metres.
24
Prohibited – Sulby School
The right hand side - the grassed verge in front of the school including the driveway to
the boundary fence
25.1
Prohibited - Rivercroft
The left hand side – the gateway and entrance back as far as the stone pillars to the
private residence ‘Rivercroft’.
25.2
Prohibited - Field left of Rivercroft
The left hand side – the field on the left of the entrance drive to the private residence
‘Rivercroft’. The portion of field which is from a line extended from the Sulby Straight
left pavement edge to the back of the field.
25.3
Prohibited - Hedge between Carrick Park and Ginger Hall
The right hand side ‐ the sod bank and hedge, from the boundary of the house known as
"The Shop" to its border with the Ginger Hall car park ‐ from the footpath back as far as
the wooden panel fence.
26.1
Prohibited - Lhen View
The right hand side – the boundary hedges and walls and the front gardens up to the
building line of the private residence ‘Lhen View’.
26.2
Prohibited - Tranquility
The right hand side – the front garden and drive of the private residence, ‘Tranquillity’
to a depth of 5 metres from the hedge adjacent to the roadway.
27.3
Prohibited - Glen Duff
The right hand side – the grass banks and verges – from the edge of the carriageway
back to the hedge / fence line on both the right and left sides of the access road leading
to the tip, including that portion of the road between the verges, at Glen Duff,
Department of Infrastructure Depot, Lezayre.
28.1
Prohibited - Glen Tramman LHS
The left hand side – from the Garey Road to the private residence, ‘Long Acre’ for a
depth of 3 metres.
28.2
Restricted - Glen Tramman RHS
The right hand side – from the telegraph pole near to the apex of the corner, to the wall
of the private residence, ‘Ballacree’ to a depth of 5 metres.
29
Restricted - Lezayre Church Road
The right hand side – the grassed triangle at the junction of Lezayre Road and Lezayre
Church Road, bounded by the road on two sides and the wire post boundary fence of
the private residence.
30.2
Prohibited - Sky Hill 2
The right hand side – the hedge and field, after Sky Hill Lane, to a depth of 10 metres
into the field.
31
Restricted - Pinfold Cottage
The left hand side – the hard standing area prior to the private residence ‘Pinfold
Cottage’.
32.1
Prohibited - RGS
The right hand side –from the school boundary wall adjacent to the property
Ballaghennie up to but not including the central steps, the entire wall, gate and entrance
– back towards the school to a depth of 4 metres.
32.15
Prohibited - Albert Terrace
The right hand side ‐ the boundary wall and front garden of 1 Albert Terrace
32.2
Prohibited – May Hill
The left hand side – the front garden, to a depth of 2 metres, of the private residence,
‘May Hill House’, May Hill.
33.1
Restricted – Ramsey Hairpin LHS
The left hand side ‐ the grass verge on the inside of the hairpin from the apex in a
northerly direction to the telegraph pole cable stay on the left hand side then at an angle
of approximately 45 degrees to the right hand side ‐ delineated by the rope and/or tape
and posts.
33.2
Restricted - Hairpin RHS
The right hand side – the entire lay-by from the edge of the carriageway bordered by the
ditch, fence, road closure ropes and barriers and or signage.
34
Prohibited - Waterworks
The left hand side – from the 2nd flag marshals’ post for 100 metres towards Tower
Bends behind the protected baled wall to a depth of 5 metres.
35
Restricted - Ballure
The left hand side – the grassed verges on both sides at the entrance to the Ballure
Reservoir and the roadway giving access to the reservoir.
36.1
Restricted - Gooseneck RHS
The right hand side – the grassed area on the internal apex from the gate opposite The
Hibernia Back Road junction, all the land in front of the fence going back down towards
Ramsey.
36.2
Restricted - Gooseneck LHS
The left hand side – from behind the low wall at the end of the posted footway, running
in parallel with the Course, up to and including the marshal’s shelter to a depth of 5
metres, and from the shelter continuing in a straight line to the junction with the
Hibernia Back Road where the depth is 2 metres.
37
Prohibited - Joeys 26th
The left hand side – the bank area and lay-by in front of the stone wall and fence from
100 metres prior to the lay-by and to 100 metres past the lay-by.
38.1
Restricted - Guthries Memorial
The right hand side – the area surrounding the site of the Guthrie’s Memorial Marshals
Shelter, lay-by and Memorial Monument, from the edge of carriageway to the post and
wire stock fence, then continuing at a depth of 5 metres from the edge of carriageway to
a point 100 metres past the second stone bridge situated near the 27th Milestone
(outlined in red on the map).
38.2
Prohibited - Guthries LHS
The left hand side – for a distance of 75 metres, from the end of the stone wall, the area
of land in front of the wire fence.
40.2
Restricted - Verandah
the left hand side – from the gate opposite the Black Hut to the tram lines at The
Bungalow in front of the fence.
40.3
Restricted – Graham’s
The right hand side – from and including the marshals shelter at the Graham Memorial
to the entrance gate to the former motorcycle museum, back as far as the stock fence
(outlined in red on the map).
41
Restricted - Bungalow
The right hand side – all the area in front of the post and wire fences, wooden fences,
and the roads closed barrier, from the entrance to the Motorcycle Museum up to, but not
including the MER footbridge.
42.2
Restricted – Brandywell to Windy
The right hand side – from the marshals shelter, the grassed verges in front of the wire
fence including the hard standing areas up to the apex of Windy Corner.
42.3
Restricted - Brandywell Helicopter Site
The right hand side - the entire stock pen bordered by the post and wire fence and wall
43.2
Restricted - Windy to Kate’s
The right hand side – from the apex of Windy Corner, the grassed verges or hedges in
front of the wire fence including the hard standing areas up to the start of the stone wall
prior to the private residence ‘Kate’s Cottage’.
45.1
Restricted – Kate’s to Creg 1
the right hand side – the area in front of the wire fence, or wall, from the private
residence ‘Kate’s Cottage’, for the length of two fields, to the boundary of the second
and third field (outlined in red on the map).
45.2
Restricted – Kate’s to Creg 2
The right hand side – the area in front of the wire fence, or wall, from the boundary of
the second and third field to the Department of Infrastructure Depot at Creg-ny-Baa
(outlined in red on the map).
46.1
Restricted - Creg ny Baa Hotel
The left hand side – the entire frontage of the Public House, ‘Keppel Hotel’ at Creg-ny-
Baa, from the edge of the road back to the fence line.
46.2
Prohibited - Creg ny Baa Field
The left hand side – the field below the public house car park, commencing from the
boundary fence for a distance of 70 metres towards Brandish Corner and back into the
field to the line of posts.
46.4
Prohibited - Creg ny Baa
The left hand side – the grass hedge from the edge of the carriageway to the tape and
posts situated on the top of the hedge – commencing from the end of prohibited area
46.2 for a distance of 15 metres towards Brandish Corner.
47.2
Restricted - Glen Dhoo Fields
The right hand side – from but not including the Department of Infrastructure Depot at
Hillberry, to and including Glen Dhoo Campsite Road and including the next field, to a
depth of 7 metres (outlined in red on the map).
47.3
Restricted - Field after Beeches
The left hand side – the area in front of any hedge, fence or wall from the boundary of
the private residence ‘The Beeches’, extending to a point opposite Glen Dhoo Campsite
Road (outlined in red on the map).
48
Prohibited - Signpost
The left hand side – Bemahague Road – the area of land between the edge of the
carriageway and the inner footpath, bordered by the hedge and or fencing and tape,
extending towards Bedstead for a distance of 63 metres and towards Onchan for a
distance of 20 metres.
48.1
48.2
48.3
48.4
48.5
48.6
48.7
Restricted - The Laurels
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 2 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 3 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 4 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 5 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 6 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 7 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side –Bemahague Road, Douglas –The Laurels – the footpath giving
pedestrian access to and from Bemahague Road, Douglas into The Laurels, Governor’s
Hill, Douglas.
49.1
Restricted - Nook LHS
The left hand side – left of the new road. The fenced wooded area and roadside footway
on the new section of Bemahague Road, from the junction with West Drive to the point
where the grass verge begins on the left of the new road (outlined in red on the map).
49.2
Restricted - Nook RHS
The left hand side – the grass verges and hedges between the new and old roads, from
the Nook to a point opposite where the grass verge begins on the left of the new road
(outlined in red on the map).
50.2
Prohibited - Glenside
The left hand side – site of the former Glenside Residential Home – the rectangular area
from the beginning of the stone wall to the perimeter hedge to a depth of 6 metres.
20.45
Ballawotnot (Rhencullen)
The left hand side – the garden of the private residence, ‘Ballawotnot’.
26.15
Holly Bank (Ginger Hall)
The right hand side – the boundary wall and front garden of the private residence
Hollybank, Ginger Hall
47.1
The Beeches (Hillberry)
The left hand side- the entire frontage excluding the driveway of the “Beeches”, from
the edge of the carriageway to the wooden garden fence (the area shown in blue on the
map).
1
Ballanard Road from its junction with Bray Hill, Douglas
2
Tromode Road from its junction with Bray Hill, Douglas
3
Stoney Road from its junction with Bray Hill, Douglas
4
Braddan School Road from its junction at Braddan Bridge (Jubilee Oak)
5
Saddle Road from its junction at Braddan Bridge
6
Strang Road, Union Mills from its junction at Union Mills
7
Ballagarey Road from its junction at Ballagarey
8
Glen Darragh Road, Marown from its junction at Glen Vine
9
Eyreton Road from its junction at Crosby
10
Curragh Road, German southwards from its junction at Ballacraine
11
Poortown Road, German, from its junction at Ballig
12
Ballabooie Road, German from its junction at Cronk-y-Voddy
13
Peel to Kirk Michael Coast Road at the junction of the A3 and A4 at Kirk Michael
14
Station Road, Ballaugh from its junction at Ballaugh Bridge
15
Bowring Road, Ramsey from its junction with Parliament Square
16
Summerland, Ramsey from its junction with Queens Pier Road
17
Lheaney Road, Ramsey from its junction with May Hill
18
Claughbane Walk, Ramsey from its junction with the A18 Mountain Road
19
Rhowin Road (Hibernia Back Road) from its junction at The Gooseneck
20
Tholt-y-Will Road from its junction at the Bungalow
21
Beinn-y-Phott Road from its junction at Brandywell Corner
22
Creg-ny-Baa Back Road from its junction at the Creg-ny-Baa
23
Little Mill Road from its junction at Hillberry
24
Johnny Watterson’s Lane, Douglas from its junction at Cronk-ny-Mona
25
Hillberry Road, Onchan from its junction at Signpost Corner
26
Hailwood Avenue, Governor’s Hill from its junction at Bedstead Corner
27
Governor’s Road, Onchan from its junction with Governor’s Bridge
28
Victoria Road, Douglas from its junction with Glencrutchery Road
1 ROADS
2 SPEED LIMIT
A1 Douglas to Peel Road
between a point 307 metres west of Trollaby Lane for a distance of 910 metres
in a westerly direction, to the existing 30 mph sign
40 mph
A1 Douglas to Peel Road
between a point 170 metres north-west of the Ballavitchel Road and a point
52 metres north-west of the boundary to the property formerly known as the
Highlander
50 mph
A1 Douglas to Peel Road
between the end of the existing 50 mph speed limit at Greeba and the existing
30 mph speed limit at Ballacraine
50 mph
A3 Castletown to Ramsey Road
between a point 20 metres south of the entrance to Ballamenagh House and a
point 250 metres north of the junction with the B10 at Barregarrow
Crossroads
60mph
A3 Castletown to Ramsey Road
between a point 38 metres north-east of its junction with the Ballamooar
Farm Road, Ballaugh, and a point 325 metres west of the Sulby crossroads
50 mph
A18 Mountain Road
between a point 130 metres east of the Ramsey Town Boundary to a point 150
metres south-west of the Gooseneck
50 mph
A18 Mountain Road
between a point 350 metres north-west of its junction with the B12 Creg-ny-
Baa Back Road to the existing 40 mph speed limit at Hillberry
60 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road (Whitebridge Hill)
between a point 25 metres south of the entrance road to Ballakilmartin Farm
and a point 100 metres north of its junction with Begoade Road
40 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between a point 100 metres north of its junction with Begoade Road and a
point 100 metres south of its junction with Baldrine Park at the existing 30
mph speed limit
50 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between a point 98 metres north of its junction with the Garwick Beach Road
and the existing 30 mph speed limit at Ballabeg
50 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between the end of the existing 30 mph speed limit sign upon the exit from
Laxey and the existing 50 mph speed limit sign upon the approach to Glen
Mona
50 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between the existing 40 mph speed limit upon the exit from Glen Mona and
the existing 30 mph speed limit upon the approach to Ramsey
50 mph
1 ROADS
2 DIRECTION
Marathon Drive, Douglas - from its junction with Dukes Road to
its junction with Victoria Road
South-easterly
St Ninian’s Road, Douglas - from its junction with Ballaquayle
Road to its junction with Dukes Road
Easterly
Upper Dukes Road, Douglas - from its junction with Dukes
Avenue to its junction with St Ninian’s Road
South-westerly
1 ROADS
2 RESTRICTION
A5 New Castletown Road, Douglas, both sides from the existing
no waiting restriction a point 155 metres from its junction with the
A1 Douglas to Peel Road to its junction with Saddle Road
No waiting at any time
River Vale, Braddan Hills, Braddan, from its junction with the
TT Access Road to its junction with the A23 Braddan School
Road
Groves Road, Douglas, south-west side from the zebra crossing
opposite the National Sports Centre car park to its junction with
Springfield Avenue
Vicarage Road, Douglas and Braddan, both sides from its junction
with Saddle Road, in a westerly direction to its junction with Kirby
Farm Industrial Estate
Strang Road, Braddan, east side from its junction with the A1
Douglas to Peel Road to its junction with Camlork Place
A3 Castletown to Ballacraine Road, Ballacraine, east side from its
junction with the A1 Douglas to Peel Road for a distance of 100
metres in a southerly direction
Ballig Bridge, German, north-west side from its junction with the
A3 at Ballig Bridge for a distance of 100m
Ebeneezer Lane, Laurel Bank, German on the north side of the road
from its junction with the A3 for a distance of 30 metres
B8 Sulby Claddagh Road, Sulby, north-west side from but not
including the parking places located at the gable end of the
property known as Ginger Hall to a point adjacent the property
known as “Allandale Farm”
Ballure Road, Ramsey east side from its junction with Ballure
Promenade to the lane at the side of the property known as
‘Silverdale’
Ballaragh Road, Laxey, both sides from its junction with the A2 for
a distance of 30 metres
Glencrutchery Road, Douglas, both sides from its junction with the
entrance to the Borough Cemetery to the Pelican Crossing at its
entrance to the St John Ambulance Headquarters
Upper Dukes Road, Douglas, both sides from its junction with
Dukes Avenue to its junction with Victoria Avenue
Victoria Avenue, Douglas, north-east side from its junction with
the E14 Unnamed Lane (opposite its junction with Upper Dukes
Road) to Victoria Road
TT Grandstand, Douglas, the entrance and exit splays to the Pit
Lane adjacent to Glencrutchery Road, including the entrance splay
to the Pit Return Lane fronting Nobles Park and in the parking
No waiting at any time
from one hour before any
closure period specified
place at the entrance to the Borough Cemetery
in Schedule 2 commences
until the closure takes
effect
The course
Table 1 RACES
Day
Period of closure
Saturday 26 May 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Monday 28 May 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Tuesday 29 May 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Wednesday 30 May 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Thursday 31 May 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Friday 1 June 2018
From 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Saturday 2 June 2018
From 11.00 am to no later than 9.30pm
*Monday 4 June 2018
From 10.00 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
*Wednesday 6 June 2018
From 10.00 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Friday 8 June 2018
From 9.30 am to no later than 9.30 pm
Table 2 POSTPONED RACES
Day
Period of closure
Sunday 27 May 2018
From 1.00 pm to no later than 5.30 pm
*Friday 1 June 2018
From 12.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Sunday 3 June 2018
From 12.45 pm to no later than 5.30 pm
*Tuesday 5 June 2018
From 11.30 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
*Thursday 7 June 2018
From 11.30 am to 5.00 pm then 6.00 pm to no later than 9.30 pm
Saturday 9 June 2018
From 10.00 am to no later than 9.30 pm
1
A2 Douglas, between Ballaquayle Road and Ballanard Road (St Ninian’s Crossroads)
2
A2 Douglas, between Stoney Road and Tromode Road (bottom of Bray Hill)
3
A1, Douglas and Braddan, between road closure barriers on Peel Road adjacent to the
Quarterbridge car park entrance and Strang Road, Union Mills
4
A1, Crosby, between Old Church Road, Eyreton Road and Ballavitchel Road
5
A3, Barregarrow Crossroads, Michael
6
A3, Kirk Michael, between Douglas Road Corner and Faaie Ny Cabbal
7
A3, Ballaugh, between Station Road and Glen Road
8
A3, Lezayre, Sulby Glen Crossroads
9
A3, Ramsey, between Glen Auldyn and Gardeners Lane
10
A18 Ramsey, between Christian Street and Westbourne Road
11
A18 Ramsey, between Lheaney Road and Barrule Park
12
A18, Onchan, between Signpost Corner and Bedstead Corner
13
A2, Onchan and Douglas, between Governor’s Road, Victoria Road and Second Avenue
on Glencrutchery Road
1.0
Prohibited – 1 Bray Hill
The right hand side - the front garden, garden walls and land in front of the garages
belonging to 1 Bray Hill.
1.1
Prohibited - Brunswick Gardens ‐ North
The left hand side – the fenced area at the junction of Quarterbridge Road and
Cronkbourne Road for a distance of 28.5 metres to a depth of 20 metres.
1.2
Prohibited - Brunswick Gardens ‐ South
The left hand side – fenced area at the junction of Brunswick Road and Quarterbridge
Road back towards Cronkbourne Road, for a distance of 45 metres to a depth of 20
metres.
2.1
Prohibited - Devonshire Road
The left hand side – the grassed area adjacent to Quarterbridge Road at its junction with
Devonshire Road.
2.2
Restricted - Braddan Access Road
The left hand side – All the grass verges and banks between the junction of the TT
Access Road on the New Castletown Road and the Peel to Douglas Road (TT Course) up
to and including the bank behind the railings at Braddan Bridge, to include the wall
between the TT Access Road and The Course from and including the ‘Kissing Gate’ to
Braddan Bridge.
3.1
Restricted - Braddan Bridge House
The right hand side – 4 metres in from the boundary wall of Peel Road on the Church
side of the property ‘Braddan Bridge House’ in a straight line to the corner of the walled
ramp leading to Peel Road including the ramped area.
3.2
Prohibited - Braddan Bridge Steps
The right hand side – the steps and gateway leading from the Access Road to Braddan
Bridge.
3.3
Prohibited - Rural to Snugborough
The right hand side – both sides of the bank adjoining the footway from the entrance to
Rural Industries extending to the entrance to the private residence ‘Snugborough
House’.
4.1
Prohibited - Glen View 1
The left hand side – the entire frontage of private residence ‘No 1 Glen View’.
4.2
Prohibited - Glen View 2
The left hand side – the entire frontage of private residence ‘No 2 Glen View’.
4.3
Prohibited - Union Mills Ind Estate
The left hand side – from the western boundary of private residences ‘Glen View
Cottages’ to and including the entrance to Union Mills Industrial Estate to a depth of 3
metres and the entire paved area between Union Mills Industrial Estate and the
boundary wall of the private residence ‘1 Mill House’.
4.4
Prohibited - Union Mills Bull Run
The right hand side – from and including the side entrance to Slieau Ree Estate for a
depth of 3 metres to the boundary of the private residence ‘No 5 River Croft’.
4.5
Prohibited - Skyrwyllin
The right hand side – the front garden and drive of the private residence ‘Skyrwyllin’.
4.6
Prohibited - Union Mills PO Car Park
The right hand side – the land / car park area, beginning at the westerly edge of Union
Mills Post Office, to its border with ‘Skyrwyllin’ to a depth of 5 metres.
5.1
Restricted - Glen Lough Entrance
The left hand side – The entrance to Glen Lough Farm and Campsite from the edge of
the carriageway to the entrance pillars bounded by the walls including the hard
standing and grass verges.
5.2
Prohibited - Glen Lough Hedge
The left hand side – from but not including the entrance to Glen Lough Farm and
Campsite the roadside grass verges and hedges, to a point opposite the field stile – as
marked by tape.
6.1
Prohibited - Little Trees
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Little Trees’.
6.2
Prohibited - Kufri
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Kufri’.
6.3
Prohibited – Avalon (formerly Uplands)
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Avalon’ (formerly known as ‘Uplands’).
6.4
Prohibited - Casa Mia
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Casa Mia’.
6.5
Prohibited - Creg Malin
The left hand side – the boundary hedges, walls and the front gardens to a depth of 3
metres of the private residence ‘Creg Malin’.
7.0
Prohibited – Crosby X Roads
The left hand side - the sod bank and hedge between the edge of the road and the stock
fence from Crosby Crossroads to a point opposite Kissacks Lane
8.2
Restricted - Kerrogarrow
The left hand side – the entire low bank bordered by the main Douglas to Peel Road and
Kerrowgarrow Road, back as far as the wooden fence to the rear, extending to the stone
building.
8.3
Restricted - Gorse Lea
The left hand side – Gorse Lea – 10 metres before the marshal’s seat to a point opposite
the entrance to the private residence ‘Ballagarraghyn Manor’ to a depth of 5 metres
(area outlined in red on the map).
8.4
Prohibited - Greeba Clubroom
The left hand side – the area in front of the metal clad old Reading Room from the edge
of the road back to building and extending to the left and right boundary hedge / wall.
9
Restricted - Ballacraine
The left hand side – The private residence ‘Ballacraine House’ frontage and the car park
at the side of the premises.
10
Prohibited - Ballaspur
The right hand side – private land and garden frontage of Ballaspur Farm from and
including the gate pillar before the farm entrance, to the end of the stone wall including
the farm entrance.
11.1
Restricted - Ballig 1
The left hand side – the field prior to Ballig Farm, sod bank, wall, hedge and field, to a
depth of 10 metres from the hedge adjacent to the roadway, up to but not including the
entrance to Ballig Farm on the TT Course.
11.2
Restricted - Ballig 2
The left hand side – entrance and hardstanding area, excluding the drive, to Ballig Farm
on the TT Course.
11.3
Prohibited - Ballig 3
The left hand side – from, but not including the top entrance to Ballig Farm, extending
to but not including Tynwald Mills Road, to include any roadside sod bank, hedge or
wall to but not including the lower entrance and drive to Ballig Farm.
11.4
Prohibited - Ballig 4
The left hand side – from but not including Tynwald Mills Road to the junction with
Ballig Bridge, to include any roadside sod bank, hedge or wall, to and including the
river.
11.5
Restricted - Villa Ludon
The right hand side – from the start of the stone wall before Ballig Bridge, and including
Ballig Bridge, and its supporting wall behind, up to the entrance to private residence
‘Villa Ludan’ stretching back as far as the river.
12.1
Restricted - Laurel Bank 1
The right hand side – the area of land extending back to the river, 15 metres past the tip
gate to but not including the field gate and land just prior to the pedestrian gate to the
Old Pumping Station.
12.2
Prohibited - Laurel Bank 2
The left hand side – the entire field immediately after Ebeneezer Lane to a depth of 10
metres.
13.1
Restricted - Glen Mooar
The right hand side – the former Glen Moar Tea Room site, the gardens (north of the
buildings) enclosed by the property boundaries.
13.2
Prohibited - Black Dub
The left hand side – from a point opposite the stone wall at Black Dub to the entrance to
the plantation road, back as far as the plantation track road.
13.3
Restricted - Black Dub Helicopter
The right hand side – the first field after the former Glen Moar Tea Rooms, the portion
of the field commencing at the Glen Moar end, up to, but not including, the entrance
gate and back as far as the river.
14
Prohibited - Girdwood Bridge
The right hand side – from, but not including Girdwood Bridge, up to, but not
including, the grass triangle bounded by a wall and wooden fence before Glen Helen car
park.
15
Restricted – Sarah’s Cottage
the left hand side – from the telegraph pole north of Sarah’s Cottage, the sod bank and 5
metres into the field behind the bank (excluding the car park area) up to, but not
including, Lambfell Chapel
15.5
Prohibited - Cronk y Voddy Cross Roads
The left hand side - from a point in line with the road closure barriers at the north end of
Cronk y Voddy Cross Roads to a point adjacent to the boundary of the property the Old
Parsonage, all hedge and grass bank in front of the stock fence.
16
Prohibited - 11th Milestone, Cronk-y-Voddy
The left hand side – in front of the fence, from opposite the entrance to the private
residence ‘Middle Cronk Bane’ extending to and including the entrances to the private
residence ‘Ballig’ (area outlined in red on the map).
17.2
Restricted - Shough Laigue
The left hand side – the entrance to the drive and hard standing area to the private
residences ‘Maerfield House’ and Ballamenagh Farm, extending from the entrance gates
to Maerfield House back towards ‘The Smithy’ for a distance of 78 metres and to a depth
of 10 metres from the edge of the carriageway.
17.3
Restricted - Ballamenagh Cottage
The right hand side – from but not including the old entrance to the private residence
‘Ballamenagh Cottage’ the grassed garden area enclosed by the driveway up to a point
in line with the stone wall.
18.1
Restricted - Barregarrow Top
The right hand side – at Barregarrow crossroads, the first field, commencing 53 metres
from the field gate at the junction with the Brandywell (Beinn-y-Phott) Road, the grass
bank, hedge and grassed area between the post and wire field fence and the back edge
of the pavement, extending for a distance of 130 metres towards the bottom of
Barregarrrow and into the second field.
18.2
Restricted - Cammall
The right hand side – at the bottom of Barregarrow, from and including the bridge, to
the boundary fence between ‘Cammall’ and Cammall Farm and back into the fields to a
depth of 4 metres.
18.3
Prohibited - Cammall 2
The right hand side – the boundary fence of ‘Cammall’ to the lane leading to Cammall
Farm from the edge of the footpath to the stock fence, i.e. roadside hedge.
19.1
19.2
Prohibited - 26 Main Road, Kirk Michael
The left hand side – the entire frontage of 26 Main Road back as far as the building line.
Prohibited – Car Park, Kirk Michael
The left hand side – Station Road public car park to a depth of 5 metres along its entire
length.
20.1
Prohibited - Arenthou Field, Rhencullen
The left hand side – the field prior to the drive of the private residence ‘Arenthou’ to a
depth of 4 metres.
20.2
Prohibited - Rhencullen Field
The right hand side – the roadside sod hedge and bank to the field opposite the
Orrisdale Road (south) from adjacent to Bem Te Vi to adjacent to but not including the
lane to Barnagh Farm.
20.25
Prohibited – Pennybridge Field
The left hand side ‐ the roadside sod bank and hedge back as far as the stock fence, from
the border of the hard standing next to the garage to the field metal gate
20.3
Prohibited - Cronk Steone Field
The right hand side – the field from the end of the stone wall to the lane adjoining the
private residence ‘Cronk Steone’, back in to the field to a depth of 10 metres.
20.4
Prohibited - Ballawotnot Field Prior
The left hand side – from Orrisdale Road (south) to the private residence ‘Balla Wotnot’
all the land in front of the fence.
20.5
Prohibited - Field after Rose Cottage
The left hand side – from, but not including the private residence ‘Rose Cottage’, to the
private residence ‘Holly Lodge’ to a depth of 3 metres.
20.6
Prohibited - Ballawotnot Field 2
The left hand side – from, but not including the marshals post at the boundary of the
private residence of ‘Balla Wotnot’ the sod bank and hedge for the length of the entire
field extending north to the lane adjoining the private residence ‘Broomville’ for a depth
of 2 metres.
20.65
Prohibited - Rose Cottage
The left hand side - the front garden of Rose Cottage and that portion of the driveway in
line with the building line.
20.7
Prohibited - Bishopscourt North
The left hand side – from but not including the Orrisdale Road (north) junction back
towards Kirk Michael to the boundary of the property Lower Bishopscourt Farm. The
area between the back edge of the footpath and the stock fence positioned in the field.
21.1
Restricted – Iceman’s
The left hand side – the hedge between the entrances to the private residence of
‘Iceman’s Cottage’, but not including ‘Iceman’s Cottage’ garden.
21.2
Prohibited – Iceman’s Field
The left hand side – the hedge and sod bank immediately after ‘Iceman’s Cottage’
extending the entire length of the field and 3 metres into the field.
21.3
Restricted - Alpine
The left hand side – the entire field behind the marshals shelter to a depth of 15 metres.
21.4
Prohibited - Ballacurn
The left hand side – from opposite Ballacurn Road extending towards Ballaugh to the
Ballaugh Bridge TT Location Board, the area in front of the post and wire fence.
21.5
Prohibited - Ballaugh Bridge
The right hand side – from the gate prior to Ballaugh Bridge, the grassed area behind
the gate and wall and below the railings on the bridge to a depth of 5 metres.
22.1
Restricted - Ballacrye 1
The left hand side – Ballacrye, the sod bank and hedges from opposite the private
residence ‘Ballacrye Stream Cottage’ to the boundary of the private residence ‘Elmville’
from the footway back as far as the stock fence or gate.
22.2
Restricted - Ballacrye 2
The left hand side – Ballacrye, the sod bank and hedges from opposite the private
residence ‘Ballacrye Stream Cottage’ to the boundary of the private residence
‘Elmville’(outlined in red on the map).
22.3
Restricted - Ballacrye 3
The left hand side – Ballacrye, the sod bank and hedges from opposite the private
residence ‘Ballacrye Stream Cottage’ to the boundary of the private residence ‘Elmville’
from the footway back as far as the stockfence or gate.
23.1
Restricted - Wildlife Park (WLP) 1
The left hand side – from a point 30 metres prior to the marshals shelter, to but not
including the car park exit and the ground floor toilet block, all the grass banks, and
from the northern edge of the shelter back into the car park – diagonally – to a depth of
20 metres.
23.2
Prohibited - WLP Car Park
The left hand side – the Wildlife Park car park from and including the car park exit road
for a depth of 20 metres back from the edge of the pavement extending to the boundary
fence on the Sulby side of the car park.
23.5
Prohibited - WLP Water Trough
The right hand side – from the kerbed footway at the northern end of the layby to a
point 5 metres past the end of the wall into the copse to a depth of 5 metres.
24
Prohibited – Sulby School
The right hand side - the grassed verge in front of the school including the driveway to
the boundary fence
25.1
Prohibited - Rivercroft
The left hand side – the gateway and entrance back as far as the stone pillars to the
private residence ‘Rivercroft’.
25.2
Prohibited - Field left of Rivercroft
The left hand side – the field on the left of the entrance drive to the private residence
‘Rivercroft’. The portion of field which is from a line extended from the Sulby Straight
left pavement edge to the back of the field.
25.3
Prohibited - Hedge between Carrick Park and Ginger Hall
The right hand side ‐ the sod bank and hedge, from the boundary of the house known as
"The Shop" to its border with the Ginger Hall car park ‐ from the footpath back as far as
the wooden panel fence.
26.1
Prohibited - Lhen View
The right hand side – the boundary hedges and walls and the front gardens up to the
building line of the private residence ‘Lhen View’.
26.2
Prohibited - Tranquility
The right hand side – the front garden and drive of the private residence, ‘Tranquillity’
to a depth of 5 metres from the hedge adjacent to the roadway.
27.3
Prohibited - Glen Duff
The right hand side – the grass banks and verges – from the edge of the carriageway
back to the hedge / fence line on both the right and left sides of the access road leading
to the tip, including that portion of the road between the verges, at Glen Duff,
Department of Infrastructure Depot, Lezayre.
28.1
Prohibited - Glen Tramman LHS
The left hand side – from the Garey Road to the private residence, ‘Long Acre’ for a
depth of 3 metres.
28.2
Restricted - Glen Tramman RHS
The right hand side – from the telegraph pole near to the apex of the corner, to the wall
of the private residence, ‘Ballacree’ to a depth of 5 metres.
29
Restricted - Lezayre Church Road
The right hand side – the grassed triangle at the junction of Lezayre Road and Lezayre
Church Road, bounded by the road on two sides and the wire post boundary fence of
the private residence.
30.2
Prohibited - Sky Hill 2
The right hand side – the hedge and field, after Sky Hill Lane, to a depth of 10 metres
into the field.
31
Restricted - Pinfold Cottage
The left hand side – the hard standing area prior to the private residence ‘Pinfold
Cottage’.
32.1
Prohibited - RGS
The right hand side –from the school boundary wall adjacent to the property
Ballaghennie up to but not including the central steps, the entire wall, gate and entrance
– back towards the school to a depth of 4 metres.
32.15
Prohibited - Albert Terrace
The right hand side ‐ the boundary wall and front garden of 1 Albert Terrace
32.2
Prohibited – May Hill
The left hand side – the front garden, to a depth of 2 metres, of the private residence,
‘May Hill House’, May Hill.
33.1
Restricted – Ramsey Hairpin LHS
The left hand side ‐ the grass verge on the inside of the hairpin from the apex in a
northerly direction to the telegraph pole cable stay on the left hand side then at an angle
of approximately 45 degrees to the right hand side ‐ delineated by the rope and/or tape
and posts.
33.2
Restricted - Hairpin RHS
The right hand side – the entire lay-by from the edge of the carriageway bordered by the
ditch, fence, road closure ropes and barriers and or signage.
34
Prohibited - Waterworks
The left hand side – from the 2nd flag marshals’ post for 100 metres towards Tower
Bends behind the protected baled wall to a depth of 5 metres.
35
Restricted - Ballure
The left hand side – the grassed verges on both sides at the entrance to the Ballure
Reservoir and the roadway giving access to the reservoir.
36.1
Restricted - Gooseneck RHS
The right hand side – the grassed area on the internal apex from the gate opposite The
Hibernia Back Road junction, all the land in front of the fence going back down towards
Ramsey.
36.2
Restricted - Gooseneck LHS
The left hand side – from behind the low wall at the end of the posted footway, running
in parallel with the Course, up to and including the marshal’s shelter to a depth of 5
metres, and from the shelter continuing in a straight line to the junction with the
Hibernia Back Road where the depth is 2 metres.
37
Prohibited - Joeys 26th
The left hand side – the bank area and lay-by in front of the stone wall and fence from
100 metres prior to the lay-by and to 100 metres past the lay-by.
38.1
Restricted - Guthries Memorial
The right hand side – the area surrounding the site of the Guthrie’s Memorial Marshals
Shelter, lay-by and Memorial Monument, from the edge of carriageway to the post and
wire stock fence, then continuing at a depth of 5 metres from the edge of carriageway to
a point 100 metres past the second stone bridge situated near the 27th Milestone
(outlined in red on the map).
38.2
Prohibited - Guthries LHS
The left hand side – for a distance of 75 metres, from the end of the stone wall, the area
of land in front of the wire fence.
40.2
Restricted - Verandah
the left hand side – from the gate opposite the Black Hut to the tram lines at The
Bungalow in front of the fence.
40.3
Restricted – Graham’s
The right hand side – from and including the marshals shelter at the Graham Memorial
to the entrance gate to the former motorcycle museum, back as far as the stock fence
(outlined in red on the map).
41
Restricted - Bungalow
The right hand side – all the area in front of the post and wire fences, wooden fences,
and the roads closed barrier, from the entrance to the Motorcycle Museum up to, but not
including the MER footbridge.
42.2
Restricted – Brandywell to Windy
The right hand side – from the marshals shelter, the grassed verges in front of the wire
fence including the hard standing areas up to the apex of Windy Corner.
42.3
Restricted - Brandywell Helicopter Site
The right hand side - the entire stock pen bordered by the post and wire fence and wall
43.2
Restricted - Windy to Kate’s
The right hand side – from the apex of Windy Corner, the grassed verges or hedges in
front of the wire fence including the hard standing areas up to the start of the stone wall
prior to the private residence ‘Kate’s Cottage’.
45.1
Restricted – Kate’s to Creg 1
the right hand side – the area in front of the wire fence, or wall, from the private
residence ‘Kate’s Cottage’, for the length of two fields, to the boundary of the second
and third field (outlined in red on the map).
45.2
Restricted – Kate’s to Creg 2
The right hand side – the area in front of the wire fence, or wall, from the boundary of
the second and third field to the Department of Infrastructure Depot at Creg-ny-Baa
(outlined in red on the map).
46.1
Restricted - Creg ny Baa Hotel
The left hand side – the entire frontage of the Public House, ‘Keppel Hotel’ at Creg-ny-
Baa, from the edge of the road back to the building line.
46.2
Prohibited - Creg ny Baa Field
The left hand side – the field below the public house car park, commencing from the
boundary fence for a distance of 70 metres towards Brandish Corner and back into the
field to the line of posts.
46.4
Prohibited - Creg ny Baa
The left hand side – the grass hedge from the edge of the carriageway to the tape and
posts situated on the top of the hedge – commencing from the end of prohibited area
46.2 for a distance of 15 metres towards Brandish Corner.
47.2
Restricted - Glen Dhoo Fields
The right hand side – from but not including the Department of Infrastructure Depot at
Hillberry, to and including Glen Dhoo Campsite Road and including the next field, to a
depth of 7 metres (outlined in red on the map).
47.3
Restricted - Field after Beeches
The left hand side – the area in front of any hedge, fence or wall from the boundary of
the private residence ‘The Beeches’, extending to a point opposite Glen Dhoo Campsite
Road (outlined in red on the map).
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Prohibited - Signpost
The left hand side – Bemahague Road – the area of land between the edge of the
carriageway and the inner footpath, bordered by the hedge and or fencing and tape,
extending towards Bedstead for a distance of 63 metres and towards Onchan for a
distance of 20 metres.
48.1
48.2
48.3
48.4
48.5
48.6
48.7
Restricted - The Laurels
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 2 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 3 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 4 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 5 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 6 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side – The Laurels, Bemahague Road, Douglas – the grassed area and
roadside hedge opposite No 7 The Laurels, Governor’s Hill, Douglas.
The right hand side –Bemahague Road, Douglas –The Laurels – the footpath giving
pedestrian access to and from Bemahague Road, Douglas into The Laurels, Governor’s
Hill, Douglas.
49.1
Restricted - Nook LHS
The left hand side – left of the new road. The fenced wooded area and roadside footway
on the new section of Bemahague Road, from the junction with West Drive to the point
where the grass verge begins on the left of the new road (outlined in red on the map).
49.2
Restricted - Nook RHS
The left hand side – the grass verges and hedges between the new and old roads, from
the Nook to a point opposite where the grass verge begins on the left of the new road
(outlined in red on the map).
50.2
Prohibited - Glenside
The left hand side – site of the former Glenside Residential Home – the rectangular area
from the beginning of the stone wall to the perimeter hedge to a depth of 6 metres.
20.45
Ballawotnot (Rhencullen)
The left hand side – the garden of the private residence, ‘Ballawotnot’.
26.15
Holly Bank (Ginger Hall)
The right hand side – the boundary wall and front garden of the private residence
Hollybank, Ginger Hall
47.1
The Beeches (Hillberry)
The left hand side- the entire frontage excluding the driveway of the “Beeches”, from
the edge of the carriageway to the wooden garden fence (the area shown in blue on the
map).
1
Ballanard Road from its junction with Bray Hill, Douglas
2
Tromode Road from its junction with Bray Hill, Douglas
3
Stoney Road from its junction with Bray Hill, Douglas
4
Braddan School Road from its junction at Braddan Bridge (Jubilee Oak)
5
Saddle Road from its junction at Braddan Bridge
6
Strang Road, Union Mills from its junction at Union Mills
7
Ballagarey Road from its junction at Ballagarey
8
Glen Darragh Road, Marown from its junction at Glen Vine
9
Eyreton Road from its junction at Crosby
10
Curragh Road, German southwards from its junction at Ballacraine
11
Poortown Road, German, from its junction at Ballig
12
Ballabooie Road, German from its junction at Cronk-y-Voddy
13
Peel to Kirk Michael Coast Road at the junction of the A3 and A4 at Kirk Michael
14
Station Road, Ballaugh from its junction at Ballaugh Bridge
15
Bowring Road, Ramsey from its junction with Parliament Square
16
Summerland, Ramsey from its junction with Queens Pier Road
17
Lheaney Road, Ramsey from its junction with May Hill
18
Claughbane Walk, Ramsey from its junction with the A18 Mountain Road
19
Rhowin Road (Hibernia Back Road) from its junction at The Gooseneck
20
Tholt-y-Will Road from its junction at the Bungalow
21
Beinn-y-Phott Road from its junction at Brandywell Corner
22
Creg-ny-Baa Back Road from its junction at the Creg-ny-Baa
23
Little Mill Road from its junction at Hillberry
24
Johnny Watterson’s Lane, Douglas from its junction at Cronk-ny-Mona
25
Hillberry Road, Onchan from its junction at Signpost Corner
26
Hailwood Avenue, Governor’s Hill from its junction at Bedstead Corner
27
Governor’s Road, Onchan from its junction with Governor’s Bridge
28
Victoria Road, Douglas from its junction with Glencrutchery Road
Date
Section of A18 Mountain Road
Closure Period
25 May 2018 & 11 June
2018
Between Barrule Park, Ramsey, and
Creg-ny-Baa Back Road, Onchan.
Between 9.30 a.m. and
4.30 p.m.
Date
Section of A18 Mountain Road
Closure Period
Each day between
26 May 2018 and
1 June 2018
Between Barrule Park and
Bungalow
For a period not
exceeding one hour
and fifteen minutes
before any closure
period commences
Between Bungalow and Creg-
ny-Baa Back Road
For a period not
exceeding one hour
before any closure
period commences
Each day between
2 and 9 June 2018
Between Barrule Park and
Bungalow
For a period not
exceeding forty five
minutes before any
closure period
commences
Between Bungalow and Creg-
ny-Baa Back Road
For a period not
exceeding thirty
minutes before any
closure period
commences
Date
Section of A18 Mountain Road
Closure Period
Each day between 26
May 2018 & 9 June 2018
Between Barrule Park, Ramsey, and
Creg-ny-Baa Back Road, Onchan.
For a period not
exceeding one hour
after any closure
period expires
1 ROADS
2 SPEED LIMIT
A1 Douglas to Peel Road
between a point 307 metres west of Trollaby Lane for a distance of 910 metres
in a westerly direction, to the existing 30 mph sign
40 mph
A1 Douglas to Peel Road
between a point 170 metres north-west of the Ballavitchel Road and a point
52 metres north-west of the boundary to the property formerly known as the
Highlander
50 mph
A1 Douglas to Peel Road
between the end of the existing 50 mph speed limit at Greeba and the existing
30 mph speed limit at Ballacraine
50 mph
A3 Castletown to Ramsey Road
between a point 20 metres south of the entrance to Ballamenagh House and a
point 250 metres north of the junction with the B10 at Barregarrow
Crossroads
60mph
A3 Castletown to Ramsey Road
between a point 38 metres north-east of its junction with the Ballamooar
Farm Road, Ballaugh, and a point 325 metres west of the Sulby crossroads
50 mph
A18 Mountain Road
between a point 130 metres east of the Ramsey Town Boundary to a point 150
metres south-west of the Gooseneck
50 mph
A18 Mountain Road
between Keppel Gate and a point 350 metres north-west of its junction with
the B12 Creg-ny-Baa Back Road
60 mph
A18 Mountain Road
between a point 350 metres north-west of its junction with the B12 Creg-ny-
Baa Back Road to its junction with Lanjagan Lane
40 mph
A18 Mountain Road
between its junction with Lanjagan Lane to the existing 40 mph speed limit at
Hillberry
60 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road (Whitebridge Hill)
between a point 25 metres south of the entrance road to Ballakilmartin Farm
and a point 100 metres north of its junction with Begoade Road
40 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between a point 100 metres north of its junction with Begoade Road and a
point 100 metres south of its junction with Baldrine Park at the existing 30
mph speed limit on the approach to Baldrine
50 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between a point 98 metres north of its junction with the Garwick Beach Road
(at the existing derestricted speed limit sign on the exit from Baldrine) and
the existing 30 mph speed limit at Ballabeg
50 mph
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between the end of the existing 30 mph speed limit sign on the exit from
50 mph
Laxey and the existing 50 mph speed limit sign on the approach to Glen
Mona
A2 Douglas to Ramsey Coast Road
between the existing 40 mph speed limit on the exit from Glen Mona and the
existing 30 mph speed limit on the approach to Ramsey
50 mph
1 ROADS
2 DIRECTION
A18 Mountain Road – from its junction with the hairpin, Ramsey,
to its junction with Creg-ny-Baa Back Road, Onchan
Southerly
Marathon Drive, Douglas - from its junction with Dukes Road to
its junction with Victoria Road
South-easterly
St Ninian’s Road, Douglas - from its junction with Ballaquayle
Road to its junction with Dukes Road
Easterly
Upper Dukes Road, Douglas - from its junction with Dukes
Avenue to its junction with St Ninian’s Road
South-westerly
1 ROADS
2 RESTRICTION
A5 New Castletown Road, Douglas, both sides from the existing
no waiting restriction a point 155 metres from its junction with the
A1 Douglas to Peel Road to its junction with Saddle Road
No waiting at any time
River Vale, Braddan Hills, Braddan, from its junction with the
TT Access Road to its junction with the A23 Braddan School
Road
Groves Road, Douglas, south-west side from the zebra crossing
opposite the National Sports Centre car park to its junction with
Springfield Avenue
Vicarage Road, Douglas and Braddan, both sides from its junction
with Saddle Road, in a westerly direction to its junction with Kirby
Farm Industrial Estate
Strang Road, Braddan, east side from its junction with the A1
Douglas to Peel Road to its junction with Camlork Place
A3 Castletown to Ballacraine Road, Ballacraine, east side from its
junction with the A1 Douglas to Peel Road for a distance of 100
metres in a southerly direction
Ballig Bridge, German, north-west side from its junction with the
A3 at Ballig Bridge for a distance of 100m
Ebeneezer Lane, Laurel Bank, German on the north side of the road
from its junction with the A3 for a distance of 30 metres
Station Road, Ballaugh, south-west side only, from its junction
with the A3 for a distance of 130 metres to a point opposite
Ballacrosha Estate
No waiting at any time
between 8.00 am on
Saturday 2 June 2018 and
9.30 pm on Saturday 9
June 2018
B8 Sulby Claddagh Road, Sulby, north-west side from but not
including the parking places located at the gable end of the
property known as Ginger Hall to a point adjacent the property
known as “Allandale Farm”
No waiting at any time
Ballure Road, Ramsey east side from its junction with Ballure
Promenade to the lane at the side of the property known as
‘Silverdale’
Lheaney Road, Ramsey, south side from its junction with the A18
Snaefell Mountain Road to its junction with Queen’s Drive.
No waiting at any time
except for vehicles
authorised by the
Department
Queen’s Drive, Ramsey, south side from its junction with Lheaney
Road to its junction with Queen’s Grove
Ballaragh Road, Laxey, both sides from its junction with the A2 for
a distance of 30 metres
No waiting at any time
Glencrutchery Road, Douglas, both sides from its junction with the
entrance to the Borough Cemetery to the Pelican Crossing at its
entrance to the St John Ambulance Headquarters
No waiting at any time
Upper Dukes Road, Douglas, both sides from its junction with
Dukes Avenue to its junction with Victoria Avenue
Victoria Avenue, Douglas, north-east side from its junction with
the E14 Unnamed Lane (opposite its junction with Upper Dukes
Road) to Victoria Road
TT Grandstand, Douglas, the entrance and exit splays to the Pit
Lane adjacent to Glencrutchery Road, including the entrance splay
to the Pit Return Lane fronting Nobles Park and in the parking
place at the entrance to the Borough Cemetery
No waiting at any time
from one hour before any
closure period specified
in Schedule 2 commences
until the closure takes
effect
The course
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MANX GRAND PRIX & CLASSIC T.T. ROAD RACES
AUTHORISATION 2018
Index
Article
Page
1
Title ................................................................................................................................... 3
2
Grant of Authorisation ................................................................................................... 3
3
Interpretation ................................................................................................................... 3
4
Authorisation for use of roads for races ...................................................................... 4
5
Suspension of right of way on the course ................................................................... 4
6
Regulation of traffic on side roads ............................................................................... 5
7
Exemptions from articles 5 and 6 ................................................................................. 5
8
Temporary opening of the Course to traffic ............................................................... 5
9
Restrictions on speed on the course during closure period ...................................... 6
10
Footbridges ...................................................................................................................... 7
11
Prohibited areas .............................................................................................................. 7
12
Restricted areas ............................................................................................................... 7
13
Hazardous areas ............................................................................................................. 7
14
Appointment of Marshals and other officials ............................................................. 8
15
Parking on ambulance access routes ............................................................................ 8
16
Cancellation and suspension etc. .................................................................................. 8
17
Notification of end of a closure period ........................................................................ 8
18
Erection of signage ......................................................................................................... 9
19
Supplementary provisions ............................................................................................ 9
20
Security and Insurance ................................................................................................. 11
SCHEDULE 1
13
THE COURSE
13
SCHEDULE 2
16
ROAD CLOSURES
16
SCHEDULE 3
17
CROSSING PLACES AND ACCESS CORRIDORS
17
SCHEDULE 4
18
PROHIBITED, RESTRICTED AND HAZARDOUS AREAS
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Road Races Act 2016
MANX GRAND PRIX & CLASSIC T.T. ROAD RACES
AUTHORISATION 2018
Made:
Coming into Operation:
17 August 2018
The Department of Infrastructure gives the following authorisation under sections 5 to
7 of the Road Races Act 2016.
1
Title
This Authorisation is the Manx Grand Prix & Classic T.T. Road Races
Authorisation 2018.
2
Grant of Authorisation
This Authorisation is given by the Department to Manx Motor Cycle Club Ltd
(in its capacity as organiser) for the use of the road or roads specified in
Schedule 1 for the purposes of racing in accordance with its terms.
3
Interpretation
In this Authorisation—
“Act” means the Road Races Act 2016;
“closure period” means a period during which the course or part of the course
is authorised for use for a race in accordance with article 4;
"competing vehicle" means the motor cycles, with or without a sidecar,
authorised to participate in a race;
“course” means the road or roads authorised to be used for a race in this
authorisation other than the parts of those roads specified in Part 2 of
Schedule 1 and, for the sake of clarity, includes —
(a)
any path, way or verge (whether publicly or privately owned)
next to or near to a road except where specifically excluded;
(b)
a barrier next to or near to a road; any land (whether publicly or
privately owned) between the road and such a barrier;
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(c)
all areas inside or on bus shelters adjacent to a road authorised to
be used for racing; and
(d)
any roadside gateway, lay-by or parking area adjacent to such a
road;
“FOM” means the Festival of Motorcycling which includes the Manx Grand
Prix and Classic T.T. road races;
“FOM period” means the period from and including 17 August 2018 up to and
including 3 September 2018;
“hazardous area” means the relevant land in respect of section 7(2) and 7(4)(a)
of the Act and specified in Part 2 of Schedule 4;
”motor cycle” has the meaning given by section 65 of the Road Traffic Act 1985;
“motor vehicle” has the meaning given by section 65 of the Road Traffic Act
1985;
“pedestrian” includes wheelchair users and any persons using another mobility
aid other than a bicycle or motor vehicle;
“prohibited area” means an area specified in Schedule 4 as being prohibited;
“restricted area” means an area specified in Schedule 4 as being restricted;
“senior police officer” means a member of the Isle of Man Constabulary—
(a)
of the rank of sergeant or above; and
(b)
authorised by the Chief Constable to act as senior police officer for
the purposes of this Authorisation;
“side road” means any part of a road that leads onto the course; and
“signage” includes any barrier, tape, sign, markings or structure which
indicates restricted or prohibited access to the course, a side road, a
prohibited area or a restricted area..
4
Authorisation for use of roads for races
(1)
The organiser is authorised to use the roads specified in Part 1 of
Schedule 1 for races on the days and during the times specified in
Schedule 2.
(2)
The type or types of vehicle that are to participate in the races are
motorcycles, with or without a sidecar.
5
Suspension of right of way on the course
During any closure period —
(a)
the right of way over any part of the course is suspended and no
traffic may enter or remain on it; and
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(b)
no person must enter or remain, or cause or permit any vehicle or
animal to enter or remain on any part of a course.
This is subject to the exemptions in articles 7 and 8.
6
Regulation of traffic on side roads
No person must enter or remain, or cause or permit any vehicle or animal to
enter or remain on a side road in contravention of any indication given by
signage unless permitted to do so by —
(a)
a constable;
(b)
a marshal; or
(c)
the organiser.
This is subject to the exemptions in articles 7 and 8.
7
Exemptions from articles 5 and 6
(1)
Articles 5 and 6 do not apply to the following persons—
(a)
the Clerk of the Course;
(b)
persons appointed by the organiser as marshals or officials for the
purpose of the race in question;
(c)
persons approved by the Clerk of the Course;
(d)
constables, fire officers, medical or veterinary personnel, highway
maintenance and recovery personnel;
(e)
persons lawfully taking part in the race in question and any
person authorised by the organiser to assist those persons;
(f)
media representatives, television crews and photographers
approved by the organiser and bearing an official badge, armlet
or tabard issued by the organiser.
(2)
An approval given by the organiser to a person in sub-paragraph (1)(f)
may include any conditions the person must comply with.
(3)
Articles 5 and 6 do not apply to the competing vehicles and any vehicle
approved by the Clerk of the Course.
8
Temporary opening of the course to traffic
(1)
This article has effect despite anything in articles 5, 6 and 7.
(2)
If a race is temporarily postponed, suspended or in any interval during a
closure period, the Clerk of the Course may authorise traffic, in
accordance with the directions of a constable or marshal, to cross or
proceed along such part of the course, and at such times, as he or she
may specify.
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(3)
Nothing in paragraph (2) permits vehicles to proceed in the reverse
direction of the course, except with the express authorisation of the Clerk
of the Course.
(4)
In any interval between races during a closure period, the Clerk of the
Course may authorise traffic, in accordance with the directions of a
constable or marshal, to cross or proceed along the course at the places
specified in Schedule 3, at such times as he or she may specify
(5)
When traffic is authorised to cross or proceed along the course under
sub-paragraph (4), the Clerk of the Course must ensure—
(a)
that signs are displayed on the course, to indicate to persons
taking part in races that the part of the course in question is open
to traffic generally, and therefore closed for races; and
(b)
that signs are displayed on any road giving access to the course,
to indicate that vehicular traffic may cross or proceed along the
course, as the case may be.
(6)
The Clerk of the Course must give public notice in such manner as he or
she considers appropriate of the opening of crossing places and access
corridors referred to in sub-paragraph (4) including broadcasts on radio
stations in the Island.
(7)
A person must not drive any vehicle or cause or permit any vehicle to be
driven on any part of the course which is the subject of any authorisation
under paragraph (2) other than pursuant to that authority and in
accordance with the directions of a constable or marshal.
9
Restrictions on speed on the course during closure period
(1)
Any motor vehicle, authorised by the organiser to travel on the course
during a closure period, must not exceed a speed of 80mph.
(2)
Despite paragraph (1), any motor vehicle, authorised by the organiser to
travel on the A18 Snaefell Mountain Road section of the course during a
closure period must not exceed a speed of 100mph.
(3)
Paragraphs (1) and (2) do not apply to –
(a)
competing vehicles;
(b)
emergency service vehicles; and
(c)
travelling marshal vehicles whilst –
(i)
responding to an incident; or
(ii)
moving between points on the course,
whilst racing is taking place.
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Footbridges
(1)
Nothing in article 5 prevents a pedestrian crossing the course by means
of a footbridge (if any) erected for the purpose, unless forbidden to do so
by a constable or marshal.
(2)
During a closure period no person may stop or loiter on any footbridge
referred to in paragraph (1).
11
Prohibited areas
(1)
The Clerk of the Course must ensure that —
(a)
the extent of a prohibited area is clearly marked and indicated by
signs bearing the words “Prohibited Area”; and
(b)
so far as is reasonably practicable, no person contravenes
paragraph (2).
(2)
During a closure period, a person must not enter or remain, or cause or
permit any vehicle to enter or remain on a prohibited area, except to go
to the aid of a person or to prevent further danger or risk to the
competitors or any other person.
12
Restricted areas
(1)
The Clerk of the Course must ensure that —
(a)
the extent of a restricted area is clearly marked and indicated by
signs bearing the words “Restricted Area”; and
(b)
so far as is reasonably practicable, no person contravenes
paragraph (2).
(2)
During a closure period, except in accordance with paragraph (3), a
person must not enter or remain, or cause or permit any vehicle to enter
or remain on a restricted area.
(3)
Paragraph (2) does not apply to—
(a)
race officials, marshals or police officers in the course of their
duty; or
(b)
photographers, television crew or other persons or vehicles
approved by the Clerk of the Course.
13
Hazardous areas
(1)
The organiser must place signs on or near to a hazardous area to indicate
that it is the Department’s view that the use of the area by any person
(including race officials) would constitute a hazard to their safety, or the
safety of others.
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(2)
So far as is reasonably practicable, the organiser must give oral or written
notice to draw the attention of persons using the land to the
Department’s view that the use of the land constitutes a hazard.
14
Appointment of Marshals and other officials
(1)
The organiser must appoint marshals in respect of any race to be held
pursuant to this Authorisation.
(2)
Subject to paragraph (3), the organiser must ensure that directions are
given to the marshal to administer and enforce this Authorisation.
(3)
Any directions given to the marshal under paragraph (2) must clearly
indicate that it does not include the enforcement of article 19.
(4)
The organiser must ensure that a suitable and sufficient number of
marshals are appointed and present at appropriate locations around the
course to enforce this Authorisation.
15
Parking on ambulance access routes
Without the permission of a constable, a marshal or the organiser, a person
must not cause or permit a vehicle to wait within 100 metres, or less as indicated
by signage, on a side road specified in Schedule 5 during a closure period.
16
Cancellation and suspension etc.
(1)
If the Clerk of the Course, as the agent of the organiser, is given a change
notice under section 8 of the Act, he or she must stop, cancel, suspend or
postpone a race or any part of a race.
(2)
If a person exercises the power under paragraph (1), that person must
notify the senior police officer and take such measures (if any) as he or
she considers appropriate to inform the public of the effect of it.
17
Notification of end of a closure period
(1)
At the end of a closure period —
(a)
the Clerk of the Course; or
(b)
the senior police officer, after consulting the Clerk of the Course,
must arrange for one or more motor vehicles, marked in accordance with
paragraph (2), to travel the course.
(2)
As respects any part of the course, a closure period will be treated as
completed for the purposes of this Authorisation when an official motor
vehicle, displaying in a prominent position, a notice with the words
“Roads Open”, has passed along that part of the course.
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(3)
Any official motor vehicle referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2) above,
displaying the words “Roads Open” must not exceed a speed in
accordance with article 9.
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Erection of signage
(1)
The Clerk of the Course must ensure that signage (including barriers,
diversion signs and closure signs) is erected and maintained on all side
roads immediately before, or as soon as possible after, the beginning of
every closure period, and in any event before the relevant part of the
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