A cyclist is in hospital after a road traffic collision in the South of the Island.
It happened on Thursday, January 18 on Church Road in Port St Mary at around 3pm, involving a white transit van and a pedal cyclist.
The cyclist was a 59 year old man who lives in the south of the Island, and is currently being treated in the UK for his injuries.
Police say a number of people saw the accident but some didn't stop, and if you have any information to contact their headquarters.
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