The Department of Infrastructure was left red-faced after a mishap with a new road sign in Peel.
It comes after officials noticed the 'turn left' signal on the surface of Douglas Street had been misspelled to say 'turn leet'.
The DOI has apologised for the mistake and added it will be rectified.
The department did see the funny side of it... taking to social media saying "Better leet than never".
MHKs to discuss Braddan Roundhouse
The House of Keys sits this morning, with plenty on the agenda for MHKs.
Government roadshow moves to Peel
The second Listening To You government roadshow event will be held this evening.
Woman accused of money laundering
A Liverpool woman has been remanded in custody after being arrested on suspicion of helping a drug gang.
Purple Helmet visits Government House
One of the Purple Helmets came out of retirement to mark a special occasion last week.
TT Campsite applies to extend facilities
A TT campsite in Kirk Michael has applied for permission to extend its facilities for campervans.
Lifeboat tows vessel to port
Peel lifeboat went to its first emergency callout of the year, when it helped a motorboat with engine troubles at the weekend.
DfE welcomes approval of Villiers Square planning application
The Department for Enterprise has welcomed the unanimous support of the redevelopment of Villiers Square in Douglas.
Man to appear in court for £13m airline fraud allegations next week
A man accused of a £13 million airline fraud will stand trial later next week.
