The Department of Infrastructure says it's spending £136,000 on signs to get Douglas and Onchan ready for their 20mph zones.
A Freedom of Information request to the department asked for more details about the signs after minister Michelle Haywood revealed they'd already been bought.
In its response, the DOI says it ordered the signs on February 7 through an existing supplier.
And it says the overall estimated cost for the two locations was £136,000.
Aircraft strikes killed 33 birds at Ronaldsway last year
33 birds were killed after hitting aircraft at the airport last year.
Did the earth move for you yesterday?
Residents in the north of the Island are puzzling over a series of loud explosions yesterday.
Family library announces closure
The Family Library in Douglas has announced it's to shut down.
Island residents beg Aldi to open IOM store
Dozens of Island residents are begging a German supermarket chain to open up on the Isle of Man.
17 questions and one new law for Keys
The House of Keys sits later, with 17 questions and one new law up for debate.
62 babies born last month - including a set of twins
The Jane Crookall Maternity Unit says a total of 62 babies were born last month.
Manx-owned plane could be next Air Force One
Media reports in the US say a contractor's been appointed to refurbish a Manx-owned aircraft to become Donald Trump's next Airforce One.
Minister's money-saving mission queried in Keys
How much money has the only Island minister without a department saved the government since he was appointed?
