Will Bellamy says more 999 calls have been made for falls than RTCs this year
The Island's ambulance service has responded to more than 350 999 calls in the first week of the TT fortnight.
It usually deals with around 200 cases in a seven day period.
But in a shift from previous years, road traffic collisions haven't been the most common call.
Head of the Isle of Man Ambulance Service Will Bellamy says it's actually been falls:
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