The Department of Infrastructure says changing the way driving tests are scheduled will make the system more efficient.
Tests for HGVs, motorbikes and buses will now be held on certain days of the week from the middle of next month.
3,000 driving tests are held each year - more than 80 per cent of them are for cars.
Minister Ray Harmer says grouping the tests by vehicle type will make the system more efficient and cut waiting times.
Dangerous driving death accused committed to higher court
A Douglas man facing trial for causing death by dangerous driving has been committed to a higher court.
Chance to help name baby gibbon!
Could you help name a rare gibbon at the Wildlife Park?
Drug dealer to appeal asset seizure
A drug dealer serving a 20-year sentence will be back in court later this month as he appeals a court decision on seizing the proceeds of his crimes.
Government withholds cinema pay figures
The government won't reveal how much it pays the person who books movies for the Broadway Cinema in Douglas.
Ramsey camper area to open tomorrow
Ramsey commissioners say a campervan area will open tomorrow.
Egaming licence suspended during criminal investigation into company
An egaming firm has had its licence suspended as a criminal investigation takes place.
School toilet CCTV broke law, says data commissioner
Two Island high schools have been told to turn off CCTV in their toilets.
Government set to raise air passenger duty
Travelling through the airport could be about to get more expensive - if Tynwald approves changes to air passenger duty.
