The Department of Infrastructure says changing the way driving tests are scheduled will make the system more efficient.
Tests for HGVs, motorbikes and buses will now be held on certain days of the week from the middle of next month.
3,000 driving tests are held each year - more than 80 per cent of them are for cars.
Minister Ray Harmer says grouping the tests by vehicle type will make the system more efficient and cut waiting times.
Assisted dying campaigners gathering outside gov buildings from 10am
Supporters of assisted dying will gather outside the House of Keys this morning.
Drink driver who mounted pavement was four times over the limit
A driver who sparked a number of 999 calls from other motorists was nearly four times over the drink drive limit.
First basking shark of 2024 spotted in the South
The first basking shark of the year has been spotted in the south of the Island.
Police investigating dog bite incident at Conrhenny
Police are investigating a dog attack which happened last week.
House of Keys to debate assisted dying and election funding laws today
The House of Keys sits this morning, with a variety of questions and debates on two new laws.
Man drove car illegally out of fear ex-partner would damage it
A man's told a court he drove a car with no licence or insurance over fears his former partner would endanger it.
Manx Care holding foster care events
Manx Care is holding a series of events to mark Foster Care Fortnight.
Moonlight & Starlight joined by mystery dolphin
A marine wildlife charity in the west of the Island says it's trying to figure out who joined our two most famous dolphins today.
