Proposed 20mph zones will be reviewed after they've been brought in.
That's according to Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood, who faced a Tynwald question for written reply from Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas.
The monitoring phase will see an interim review after six months, followed by a full review after a year.
They'll analyse speed and journey times, as well as crashes and road safety - with further traffic calming measures brought in if needed.
Leaving cars running could land you a fine
Don't leave your car while it's running - because it's illegal and your vehicle could be stolen!
Local authorities will be consulted over 20mph signs, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department will consult Douglas Council and Onchan Commissioners before putting 20mph signs on lampposts.
Commissioners warned over leaking information
Onchan Commissioners have been warned leaking confidential information could land them with a fine of up to £1,000.
Rolling road closures for cycling race today
Roads around the Island will start to close from 8.30am this morning for a huge cycling race.
Temporary lights on Peel prom this week
Manx Utilities says work in Peel will mean temporary traffic lights on the promenade next week.
Immigrants face NHS surcharge in future
Tynwald has unanimously approved extending the UK's Immigration Health Charge to the Island.
Your ideas wanted to improve Ramsey
There'll be a chance to help shape the future of Ramsey at an interactive exhibition next week.
Plans submitted for Peel workshop replacement
A planning application has been submitted to replace a workshop near Peel's quayside.
