There's a chance to let the Department of Infrastructure know your views on proposed 20mph zones at two drop-in sessions this month.
Both take place at the Sea Terminal in Douglas - the first is this Friday, June 20 from 1pm, with a second taking place on Wednesday, June 25 from 3.30pm.
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood will be on hand to hear views on the plans to lower limits in Douglas and Onchan.
A public consultation continues online - you can take part via a link on our website.
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