Figures from the Department of Infrastructure shows a scrapped bus service to Cregneash and the Sound had fewer than three passengers a day.
A Freedom of Information request asked how many people had used the number 28 bus after minister Tim Crookall axed it because it wasn't financially viable.
The figures show in 2019 3,202 people used it compared to just 929 last year.
The data also shows in 2023, there were just 256 ticket-buying passengers on it.
Changes planned for primary school building
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it wants to make changes at a school in Marown.
MHKs to debate tougher laws for road death offenders
Moves to introduce harsher sentences for dangerous drivers who kill someone will be discussed by MHKs next week.
Today's bus strike schedule
Bus Vannin's confirmed its latest timetable for the seventh day of the strike.
Ash to run famous marathon months after tough challenge
A man who ran nine and a half marathons in a row is already looking to do another this weekend, this time in Japan
Bus Vannin looking for staff
Bus Vannin is advertising for staff to drive, fuel and clean its buses.
Social housing rent threshold changes 'this year', says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he hopes the government will change the rent thresholds for social housing later this year.
Cleantech award-winner to make Island return
A UK company will be on the Island next month to explain its strategy to move away from single-use products.
Island chemist to close, two others restrict hours
A pharmacy has announced it's to close one of its Island branches and shut two others on Saturdays.
