Statutory Document No. 288/03

ROAD RACES ACT 1982

THE TOURIST TROPHY MOTOR CYCLE RACES ORDER 2003

Coming into Operation: 26th April 2003

In exercise of the powers conferred on the Department of Transport by Sections 1 and 2 of the Road Races Act 1982 1 , and of all enabling powers, the following Order is hereby made :- S Introductory

1. Citation and commencement

This Order may be cited as the Tourist Trophy Motor Cycle Races Order 2003 and shall come into operation on the 26 th April 2003.

2. Interpretation

(1) In this Order -

"the Act" means the Road Races Act 1982;

"the Clerk of the Course" means the individual so designated as Clerk of the Course by the promoter in . the Official Programme of the 2003 TT Races and includes any deputy or assistant Clerk of the Course so designated;

"closure period" means any period during which an authorisation under Article 3 or 4 is in force in relation to the Course or any part of the Course;

references to a constable shall be construed in accordance with section 3 of the Act (appointment of marshals);

"the Course" means the roads specified in Schedule 1;

"the Department" means the Department of Transport;

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"postpone", in relation to a race, includes declaring void a race which has already begun.

"the promoter" means the Auto Cycle Union;

"race" includes any parade held in connection with the race and any practice preliminary to the race;

"the senior police officer" means a member of the Constabulary of the rank of sergeant or above who is authorised by the Chief Constable to act as senior police officer under this Order.

(2) As respects any part of the Course, a race or practice shall be treated as completed for the purposes of this Order when (and only 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 in accordance with Article 14.

Authorisation to use roads for races etc.

3. Authorisation of use of Course for practices

(1) The promoter is authorised to use the Course for racing practices for motor-cycles at the time's specified in Table 1 in Schedule 2.

(2) The promoter may for any reason -

(a) cancel such a practice, or any practice postponed under this paragraph, or

(b) postpone such a practice from a time specified in Table 1 -

(i) to any other time so specified, or

(ii) to a time specified in Table 2 or 3 in Schedule 2.

(3) Where the promoter cancels or postpones a practice under paragraph (2) and notifies the • senior police officer of such cancellation or postponement -

(a) the relevant authorisation under paragraph (1) or this paragraph shall cease to have effect, and

(b) in the case of a postponement under paragraph (2)(b)(ii), the promoter is instead authorised to use the Course for racing practices for motor-cycles at the relevant time specified in Table 3 in Schedule 2.

(4) The postponement of a practice from the afternoon to the evening of Thursday 29 th May 2003 shall be notified under paragraph (3) not later than 12 noon on that day.

4. Authorisation of use of Course for races

(1) The promoter is authorised to use the Course for motor-cycle races at the times specified in Table 3 in Schedule 2.

(2) The promoter may for any reason — 2

(a) cancel such a race, or any race postponed under this paragraph, or

(b) postpone such a race from a time specified in Table 3 or Table 4 in Schedule 2 to a time specified in Table 4.

(3) Where the promoter cancels or postpones a race under paragraph (2) and notifies the senior police officer of such cancellation or postponement -

(a) the relevant authorisation under paragraph (1) or this paragraph shall cease to have effect so far as it relates to that race, and

(b) in the case of a postponement under paragraph (2)(b), the promoter is instead authorised to use the Course for that race at the relevant time specified in Table 4 in Schedule 2.

(4) An authorisation under paragraph (1) or (2) shall not have effect during any period which falls within a time specified in Table 3 in Schedule 2 and during which the Course is being used for a practice postponed to that time under Article 3(2)(b).

Regulation of traffic etc.

5. Suspension of right of way etc.

Subject to Articles 7 and 8, during any closure period in relation to any part of the Course -

(a) the right of way over it is suspended; and

(b) no traffic may pass onto or over it.

6. Regulation of traffic on side roads

Subject to Articles 7 and 8, no person shall during any closure period without the permission of a constable -

(a) go or remain on,

(b) drive any vehicle or cause or permit any vehicle to be driven on,

(c) allow any vehicle to wait on, or

(d) allow any animal to go on,

any part of a road leading on to the Course within 92 metres of its junction with the Course, being a part indicated by barriers or signs in accordance with Article 15 as closed to traffic.

7. Exemptions from Articles 5 and 6

(1) Articles 5(a) and 6 do not apply to the following persons -

(a) the Clerk of the Course; 3 (b) persons appointed by the Clerk of the Course as officials for the purpose of the practice or race in question;

(c) constables;

(d) Persons lawfully taking part in the practice or race in question and their attendants;

(e) the Governor, persons in attendance on him and members of his party;

(f) media representatives and photographers approved by the promoter and bearing an official badge or armlet issued by the promoter;

(g) persons driving or being carried in ambulances, medical vehicles, fire brigade vehicles, police vehicles in use for emergency purposes and authorised by the Clerk of the Course, and highway maintenance vehicles authorised by the Clerk of the Course to travel between specific locations before the start of any race;

(h) any other person authorised in writing by the Department or the Chief Constable.

(2) Articles 5(b) and 6 do not apply to the following vehicles -

(a) vehicles for the conveyance of persons mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) or (e);

(b) vehicles approved by the Clerk of the Course or the senior police officer for the conveyance of persons mentioned in paragraph (1)(b), (c), (f) or (g);

(c) motor cycles engaged in the practice or race in question.

8. Temporary opening of Course to traffic

(1) This Article has effect notwithstanding anything in Articles 3 to 6.

(2) If any practice or race is temporarily postponed or suspended during a closure period, the S senior police office may, with the consent of the Clerk of the Course, authorise traffic, in accordance with the directions of a constable, to cross or proceed along such part of the Course, and at such times, as that officer may specify.

(3) In any interval between practice or races during a closure period, the senior police officer may, with the consent of the Clerk of the Course, -

(a) authorise pedestrians, in accordance with the directions of a constable, to cross or proceed along the Course at such places, and at such times, as that officer may specify; or

(b) authorise vehicular traffic, in accordance with the directions of a constable, to cross or proceed along the Course at the places specified in Schedule 3, at such times as that officer may specify.

(4) Articles 5 and 6 shall not have effect in relation to traffic crossing or proceeding along any • part of the Course pursuant to an authorisation under paragraph (2) or (3) and in accordance with the directions of a constable.

4 (5) Nothing in paragraph (2) or (3) permits traffic to proceed in the reverse direction of the Course except with the express authorisation of the Clerk of the Course.

(6) No person shall during a closure period 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) or (3), otherwise than puisuant to that authorisation and in accordance with the directions of a constable.

(7) The Road Traffic Regulation Act 1985 2, the Licensing and Registration of Vehicles Act 1985 3 and the Road Traffic Act 1985 4 apply to any part of the Course which is the subject of an authorisation under paragraph (2) or (3).

9. One-way traffic on mountain road

(1) The senior police officer may direct that, on the expiry of the closure period in relation to any practice or race, traffic shall not proceed on the Snaefell Mountain road and the Bemahague road between the Bungalow and Governor's Bridge otherwise than in the direction from Ramsey to Douglas, for such time (not exceeding one hour from the expiry of that period) as he may direct.

(2) No person shall drive any vehicle, or cause or permit any vehicle to be driven, otherwise than' in the direction from Ramsey to Douglas, on the road referred to in paragraph (1) while a direction under that paragraph is in force.

10. Footbridges

(1) Nothing in Articles 3 to 6 prevents a pedestrian crossing the Course by means of a footbridge erected for the purpose, unless he is forbidden by a constable to do so.

(2) Nothing in Articles 3 to 6 prevents a pedestrian, in accordance with the directions of a constable, passing along the footway on the western side of Bray Hill, Douglas, between the footbridge at St Ninian's crossroads and the entrance to Garden City Lane.

(3) No person shall during a closure period stop or loiter on any footbridge or footway referred • to in paragraph (1) or (2).

11. Prohibited areas

No person shall during a closure period enter or remain on any area of land specified in Schedule 4 and indicated by notices bearing the words "Prohibited Area".

12. Parking on ambulance access routes

No person shall during a closure period without the permission of a constable cause a vehicle (other than an ambulance) to wait on a road specified in Schedule 5 within 100 metres of any barrier erected on that road in accordance with Atticle 15.

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Administration

• 13. Publicity for cancellation etc.

(1) Where the senior police officer is notified of the cancellation or postponement of a practice or race under Article 3(3) or 4(3), he shall take such measures as he considers appropriate to inform the public of the effect of it.

(2) The senior police officer shall take such measures as he considers appropriate to inform the public of -

(a) any authorisation under Article 8(2) or (3)(a), and

(b) any direction under Article 9(1). (3) The Department shall cause public notice of any authorisation under Article 8(3)(b) to be given - III (a) in one or more newspapers published and circulating in the Island, and (b) on Manx Radio.

14. Notification of end of closure

(1) At the end of the practice or race for which an authorisation under Article 3 or 4 is in force -

(a) the Clerk of the Course, or

(b) the senior police officer after consulting the Clerk of the Course,

shall arrange for one or two motor vehicles, marked as mentioned in Article 2(2), to travel the Course in accordance with paragraph (2) or (3), as the case may be. • (2) If one vehicle travels the course, it shall depart from the top of Bray Hill, Douglas, and proceed via to Ramsey and thence via the Snaefell Mountain road to the top of Bray Hill, Douglas. (3) If 2 vehicles travel the Course -

(a) one shall depart from the top of Bray Hill, Douglas, and proceed via Ballacraine to Ramsey;

(b) the other shall depart from Ramsey and proceed via the Snaefell Mountain road to the top of Bray Hill, Douglas.

15. Erection of barriers and signs -

(1) The promoter shall secure that barriers, diversion signs and closure signs are erected and • maintained on all roads leading on to the Course immediately before, or as soon as possible after, the beginning of every closure period, and in any event before the relevant part of the Course is used for a practice or race. 6 (2) Where traffic is authorised to cross or proceed along the Course under Article 8(2) or (3), the promoter shall secure -

(a) that barriers are erected and closure signs are displayed on the Course, to indicate to persons taking part in practices or races that the part of the Course in question is closed for that purpose, and

(b) that suitable signs are displayed on any road giving vehicular access to the Course, to indicated that vehicular traffic may cross or proceed along the Course, as the case may be.

(3) Where a direction under Article 9(1) is in force, the senior police officer shall cause that suitable signs are displayed on any road giving vehicular access to the road referred to in Article 9(1) to indicate that vehicular traffic must proceed in the direction there referred to.

(4) The barriers referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2)(a) shall consist of -

(a) tubular steel structures supplied by the Department with suitable signs attached, in • any case where the Department so directs; or

(b) such other barriers as may be approved by the Department, or a rope across the road with a suitable red flag attached, in any other case.

(5) The closure signs referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2)(a) shall be of the size, colour and type shown in diagram 616 in Schedule 2 to the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 1994 5 .

(6) The promoter shall secure that all barriers, diversion signs and closure signs are removed at the end of every closure period.

16. Insurance

The promoter shall secure adequate insurances and indemnities against injury or damage to persons or property arising out of the conduct of the practices, races and parades and the arrangements 411 incidental thereto to a limit of £30 Million.

17. Restriction on road works

Paragraph 9(1) of Schedule 4 to the Highways Act 1986 6 applies to the Course for the period beginning on the 26 th April 2003 and ending on the 7 th June 2003.

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SCHEDULE 1 • THE COURSE

1. The following roads in the borough of Douglas -

Glencrutchery Road including the Pit lane and its entrance and exit and the access splay to the gateway into the Nobles Park Race Return Road. The lay-by outside the main entrance to Douglas Borough Cemetery (Cemetery Gateway).

Bray Hill

Quarterbridge Road Peel Road from the Quarterbridge to • 2. The Douglas-Peel road from Braddan Bridge to Ballacraine.

3. The Castletown-Ramsey road from Ballacraine via Glen Helen, Kirk Michael, Ballaugh and Sulby to Lezayre Road, Ramsey.

4. The following roads in the town district of Ramsey -

Lezayre Road

Parliament Square

Queen's Pier Road

May Hill.

• 5 . The Snaefell Mountain road from May Hill to its junction at Signpost Corner, Onchan.

6. The following roads in the Borough of Douglas -

Bemahague Road

Governors Bridge (including "The Dip").

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SCHEDULE 2

ROAD CLOSURES

Table 1 NORMAL PRACTICES Day Period of closure Saturday 24th May 2003 From 6.00 pm to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm. Monday 26th May 2003 From 5.00 am to completion of practice not later than 7.30 am. From 6.00 pm to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm. Tuesday 27th May 2003 From 6.00 pm to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm. Wednesday 28 th May 2003 From 5.00 am to completion of practice not later than 7.30 am. From 6.00 pm to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm Thursday 29th May 2003 From 1.30 pm to completion of practice not later than 5.00 pm. Friday 30th May 2003 From 5.00 am to completion of practice not later than 7.30 am. From 6.00 pm to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm. Wednesday 4th June 2003 From the end of the races scheduled for that day to completion of practice not later than 5.00 pm (but if those races have been delayed, to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm.)

Table 2 POSTPONED PRACTICES Day Period of closure Thursday 29th May 2003 From 6.00 pm to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm. (only in case of postponement of afternoon practice) Saturday 31 st May 2003 From 1.15 pm to completion of practice not later than 9.30 pm. Monday 2nd June 2003 From 10.00 am to completion of practice not later than 5.00 pm.

9 Table 3 RACES Day Period of closure Saturday 31 st May 2003 From 1.15 pm to completion of race not later than 9.30 pm. Monday 2nd June 2003 From 10.00 am to completion of race not later than 5.00 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm. Wednesday Ltth June 2003 From 10.00 am to completion of race not later than 5.00 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm.. Friday 6th June 2003 From 10.00 am to completion of race not later than 5.00 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm.

Table 4 POSTPONED RACES Day Period of closure Sunday 1 st June 2003 From 1.15pm to completion of race not later than 6.00 pm. Monday 2nd June 2003 From 10.00 am to completion of race not later than 5.00 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm. Tuesday 3 rd June 2003 From not earlier than 11.30 am, to completion of race not later than 5 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm. Wednesday 4 th June 2003 From 10.00 am to completion of race not later than 5.00 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm. Thursday 5th June 2003 From not earlier than 11.30 am, to completion of race not later than 5 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm. Friday 6th June 2003 From 10.00 am to completion of race not later than 5.00 pm, or in the event of adverse weather conditions or such other reason delaying the start of any race including any parade until not later than 7 pm, to the completion of that race not later than 9.30 pm. Saturday 7 th June 2003 From not -earlier than 10.00 am to not later than 8.30 pm.

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SCHEDULE 3 S CROSSING PLACES Ballaquayle Road and Ballanard Road, Douglas

Stoney Road and Tromode Road, Douglas

Station Road and Eyreton Road, Crosby

Barregarrow crossroads, Michael

Station Road and Glen Road, Ballaugh

Sulby Glen crossroads, Lezayre

Albert Square and Princes Road, Ramsey • Signpost Corner and Bedstead Corner, Onchan Governor's Road and Victoria Road, Onchan/Douglas

Victoria Road, Second Avenue and Third Avenue, Douglas

Article 11.

SCHEDULE 4

PROHIBITED AREAS

1. Quarterbridge

(i) the small area on the left hand side of after Devonshire Road • (ii) the full length of the area behind the wall on the Access Road up to and including the railing area on the left hand side at the entrance to Braddan Bridge (except traffic using the Access Road)

2.

(i) the left hand side - 'No 2 Glen View'

(ii) the left hand side - 'Glen View Cottage' front garden, drive and side area

(iii) the right hand side - the private garden and drive of `Skyryllin' •

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3. Glen Lough

6 (i) the grass verges and entrance to Glen Lough campsite and farm on the left hand side

4. Crosby ' (i) the area in front of the former Wagon & Horses public house

5. Ballacraine

(i) the lay-by on the left hand side containing the RAC telephone box

(ii) `Ballacraine Farm' and the yard area abutting the TT Course on the internal apex of the corner

(iii) the Ballacraine shop area, the left hand apex including the wall up to the cottage 0 6. (i) the right hand side private land and garden frontage of `Ballaspur Farm'

7. Dorans Bend,

(i) the right hand side bank and hedge area from 20 yards past the marshals but at Ballig Bridge to the private garden on the right hand side of the entrance to 'Villa Ludan' from the weir on the river to the property gate entrance and bridge over the river

8.

(i) the right hand apex from the tip gate to the gate by the water pumping station and the beginning of the stone wall. • 9. Black Dub, Glen Helen (i) the right hand apex from Glen Moar Tea Rooms Restaurant walled area extending 50 metres towards Glen Helen

(ii) the left hand side from the telegraph pole on the exit to the entrance to the plantation - the back of the road to the bank

10. Sarahs Cottage

(i) the left hand side from Sarahs Cottage to the third telegraph pole beyond - the bank and the area behind the bank

(ii) the left hand side from the 10th milestone for a distance of 100 yards - the bank and the area behind the bank -

0 11. 11th Milestone, Cronk-y-Voddy (i) the entrance and grass verges to the private residence 'The Grange', Cronk-y-Voddy extending to the 11th Milestone location sign 12

(ii) the cleared area on the internal apex including the new entrances to the private residence `Ballig'

12. Handleys Corner

(i) the new entrances to the private residence 'The Smithy' at Handleys Corner

(ii) the entrance to the drive and hardstanding area to the private residence `Shough Laigue Cottage' at Handleys Corner

(iii) the right hand driveway and garden to the private residence `Ballamenagh Cottage' and the right hand approach to the corner

13.

(i) the grassed area beyond the chapel on the left hand side in front of the post and wire fence

(ii) the right hand exit at the top of the hill to the field gate approximately 100 yards on the right hand side from the 30 mph road sign • (iii) the right exit at the bottom of Barregarrow extending 200 yards from the apex and into the fields to a depth of 4 yards

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(i) the left hand side - the field prior to the Course telephone point in the drive of `Arenthou' to a depth of 4 yards

(ii) the left hand side - the private garden of the bungalow 'Balla Wotnot'

(iii) the left hand side - the private gardens of the residence `Arenthou'

(iv) the right hand side opposite the Orrisdale Road for a distance of 50 yards to a depth of 4 yards • (v) the right hand side field from the end of the stone wall to the lane adjoining 'Roadside Cottage' to a depth of 10 yards within the field along the entire length

15. (i) the left hand side - from the end of the marshals shelter to and including 'Alpine House' wall and garden

16. Ballaugh

(i) the garden area on the right hand side of

(ii) the private garden of `Abbeyville' approximately 130 yards on the left hand side from the exit after Ballaugh Bridge

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the left hand side - the Wildlife Park car park from but not including the toilet block to the • (i ) end of the car park and the fields to Sulby Straight

18. Sulby School

the grassed verge on each side of the entrance to the school including the driveway

19. Sulby Bridge

(i) the gateway and entrance drive to the private residence `Rivercroft'

(ii) the field on the left hand side of Sulby Straight adjacent to the private residence `Rivercroft'

20. Kerrowmooar • (i) the right hand side from the apex of the corner extending approximately 50 yards to `Kerrowmooar Cottage'

(ii) the ground of the derelict cottage on the left hand side of the bend

21. Glentramman

(i) the left hand side from the Garey Road to the bungalow

(ii) the exit on the right hand side from the apex to the property wall

22. Churchtown Road

(i) the grassed area at the junction of the Course with Churchtown Road

• 23. Sky Hill (i) the grass banks on the right hand side adjoining the entrance to Sky Hill Road

24. Ramsey

the forecourt of the 'bus station'

(ii) the garden of the private residence `Cronk Brae' at the junction of Seamount Road, Queens Pier Road and May Hill

(iii) the right hand side grassed area within the hedges at `Whitegates'

(iv) the entrance to Barrule Park Estate

25. The Hairpin

(i) the grassed area on the inside apex

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26.

• (i) the grassed verges on the left hand side and the right hand side at the gateway to the reservoir and the roadway giving access to the reservoir

27. The Gooieneck

the grassed area on the internal apex

(ii) the area on the left hand side of the bend behind a low wall, extending to and including the area surrounding the marshals shelter

28. 26th Milestone (Joey's)

(i) the right hand exit to the left hand bend 30 yards up to the lay-by

29. Guthries

from the left hand exit of the right hand bend from but not including the flag mans but extending 75 yards and enclosed by the stone wall

30. Mountain Box

(i) the right hand side from but not including the marshals shelter within the fences area around the apex of the corner

31. The Black Hut

(i) all the grassed banks excluding the marshals shelter and old quarry extending for 75 yards

32. The Bungalow (i) the hardstanding in front of the marshals shelter • (ii) the grassed island excluding the stone shelter (iii) the right hand exit of the Bungalow bends - the grassed area enclosed by the TT Course, Tholt-y-Will Road and the post and wire fence

33. Brandywell

(i) the grassed area on the left hand approach on the internal apex

(ii) the right hand exit for a distance of 75 yards past the Brandywell Road junction enclosed by the fence

34. 32nd Milestone

the right hand side from but not including the flag mans but approximately 75 yards past the apex and enclosed by a wire and post fence 110

15 35. Windy Corner (i) the grassed area in front of the wall from Windy Corner to the quarry road entrance

36. 33rd Milestone

the area on the right hand side around the entire corner excluding the flag mans shelte

37. Keppel Gate

(i) the left hand approach and internal apex within the wall

(ii) the right hand side from but not including the marshal shelter for approximately 100 yar ds to the road sign - bounded by the fence

38. Kates Cottage

(i) the right hand exit from Kates Cottage for 100 yards to the field gate and to a depth of 7 • yards into the field 39. ' Creg-ny-Baa

(i) the exit to the field on the left hand side for approximately 100 yards to a depth of 5 yard into the field and the 3 yards of grassed area

(ii) the internal grass area enclosed by the bushes and the road

40.

(i) the right hand exit from the marshals shelter - the entire corner for a distance of 80 yards and to a depth of 3 yards into the field to the safety fence

41. Cronk-ny-Mona

(i) the garden and hedge of the private residence of '9 Stonecrop Grove' Abbeyfields

(ii) the garden and hedge of the private residence '12 Stonecrop Grove' Abbeyfields

42. Bedstead Corner

(i) from the entrance to Hailwood Avenue on the right hand side for a distance of 100 metres including the sod hedge to a depth of 8 metres into the gardens of The Laurels.

43. The Nook

(i) the left hand exit approximately 75 yards past the apex enclosed by the timber fence

44. Governors Bridge

the internal apex area enclosed by the roadway

(ii) within the walled triangle at 'The Dip' enclosed by the road on 3 sides

16 (iii) Glenside Residential Home - the triangular area from the back of the telephone box to the perimeter wall at a depth of 6 yards • Article 12. SCHEDULE 5

AMBULANCE ACCESS ROADS

1. Stoney Road from its junction with Bray Hill, Douglas.

2. Saddle Road from its junction at Braddan Bridge.

3. Glen Darragh Road, Marown from its junction at .

4. Curragh Road, German southwards from its junction at Ballacraine.

5. Poortown Road from its junction at Ballig, German.

• 6. Ballabooie Road, German from its junction at Cronk-y-Voddy.

7. Peel to Kirk Michael Coast Road at , Michael.

8. Station Road, Ballaugh from its junction at Ballaugh Bridge.

9. Parliament Street, Ramsey from its junction with Parliament Square, Ramsey.

10. Summerland, Ramsey from its junction with Queens Pier Road.

11. Rowan Road from its junction at The Gooseneck, Maughold.

12. Tholt-y-Will Road from its junction at the Bungalow.

13. Brandywell Road from its junction at the Brandywell.

14. Creg-ny-Baa Back Road from its junction at the Creg-ny-Baa.

15. Little Mill Road from its junction at Hillberry, Onchan.

16. Watterson Lane, Douglas from its junction at Cronk-ny-Mona.

17. Hillberry Road, Onchan from its junction at Signpost Corner.

18. Governors Road, Onchan from its junction with Governors Bridge.

19. Victoria Road from its junction with Glencrutchery Road, Douglas.

MADE 2z -°"ArA 2003

Minister for Transport

17 EXPLANATORY NOTE (This is not a part of the Order)

This Order authorises the closure of roads for practices and races during the Tourist Trophy Motorcycle Races between 24 th May and 7th June 2003, and makes supplemental provision with respect to such closure.

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