Racing at TT 2013 may be over - but police say they will still be out patrolling the roads on the Island.
Collision numbers have been down this year, although there have still been some serious injuries including a broken back.
Inspector Derek Flint says he'd rather see no injuries and everyone stay safe, and whilst the TT may be over for another year, his officers will still be ensuring that the Island's roads remain as safe as possible:
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