The Isle of Man is 227 square miles of pure holiday enjoyment fit for kids and adults alike. It is part of the British Isles and known to provide optimum fun and enjoyment for people of any age. Natural attractions combine with rich culture and traditions to produce a great holiday destination. For more ISle of man Holiday information, see our Isle of Man Guide in the Travel Information section. Because tourism has been a major economy booster on the Isle of Man, a lot of hotels are available, so finding a place to stay should not be a problem. By booking car hire in advance, you can ensure that your car is available to picked up as soon as you arrive, either in Douglas town centre or at Ronaldsway Airport. Driving around the islands is very similar to driving in the U.K. Driving is done on the left hand side of the road. The maximum speed limit on main roads and highways is generally 60 mph. It can be lower in towns and cities so you should always ensure that you are aware of local limits. You should not drink and drive on the Isle of Man, if you are caught you could face heavy fines, confiscation of your licence and imprisonment. Children should always use car safety seats. They should be seated at the back and not in the front. The use of mobile phones while driving is illegal and fines are heavy. Ensure that you use a hands free device or park up when safe if you need to make a phonecall.
The driving rules in the Isle of Man are as strict as in the United Kingdom. Use the same common sense as you would in the UK and always drive safely. Summary: - Seatbelts should always be worn
- Children should sit in the back
- Only use a mobile phone with a hands free device
- For safety reasons, you should never drink and drive
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