The Department of Infrastructure has published its plans to create 20mph zones in the Island's residential areas.
Infrastructure Minister Dr Michelle Haywood said the plan had been released online ahead of next month's siting of Tynwald.
Dr Haywood says her department will consult about each stage of the plan, which would start with towns and villages in the north of the Island.
The document shows if all goes according to plan, the entire Island will have its 20 zones by next summer.
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