Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department is coming for boy racers, with new laws to combat noisy vehicles.
In the House of Keys this week he faced questions on the issue from Arbory, Malew and Castletown MHK Jason Moorhouse.
Mr Moorhouse wanted to know what the department was doing to deal with overly loud car exhausts.
Mr Crookall told MHKs some laws already exist to deal with the problem, but he was considering new legislations:
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