More traffic calming could be brought in if signs alone don't slow motorists in new 20mph zones.
That's according to Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood, who faced questions in the House of Keys from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
She said although it would be cheapest to enforce limits with signs, things like speed bumps and chicanes could be considered.
However, the minister said both types of scheme could improve safety:
DOI doesn't keep track of parking fine income
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department doesn't track how much money is brought in from parking fines.
Road work postponed due to rain
The Department of Infrastructure says it's putting off resurfacing work on a road in the north of the Island today.
Domino's announces Ramsey opening date
Pizza fans in Ramsey will get an early Christmas present this year.
Temporary lights for Douglas Prom work
There'll be temporary traffic lights on Douglas Promenade this week while road repairs take place.
New Bill would mean RE classes no longer 'mainly Christian'.
A landmark Bill being introduced to the House of Keys this week would mean changes to religious education in schools.
Race team's future in doubt after bikes stolen
A UK husband and wife say their team's TT and MGP future could be in doubt after thieves struck at the weekend.
Ramsey celebrates Bonfire Night this weekend
Ramsey Commissioners say they'll finally hold their fireworks display this weekend.
What will happen when we run out of number plate letters?
What's going to happen when we run out of letters in the alphabet for car number plates?
