Police are urging motorists to slow down following a collision last week.
Officers were called out to the single vehicle crash in Cronk Y Voddy last Friday.
Although no one was injured, the main cause of the incident was identified as speeding.
The constabulary is urging drivers to ensure their cars are roadworthy, to slow down and to always leave plenty of space between you and the vehicle in front.
Graduate career fair gets underway today
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Tin bath race entries open!
Entries are open for one of the Island's most unusual sporting events.
Make our staff grate again, says charity!
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DEFA planning upgrades to Archallagan after timber harvesting
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Castletown commissioners disavow Market Square reopening
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Bad weather delays TT roadworks
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MHK asks about government's MOT progress
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says MOTs aren't being considered by the government.
New dog byelaws for Jurby?
Jurby Commissioners say they want your opinions on new byelaws about dogs in the parish.
