Isle of Man Police have been given new powers to catch motorists driving under the influence of drugs.
The constabulary says the introduction of roadside 'drugalyser' tests will make it easier for drug drivers to be prosecuted by police.
A spokesman added that there have already been "a number of arrests" since officers were given the go-ahead to use the tests last month.
The equipment - dubbed "drugalysers" - means police can now check drivers for cannabis and cocaine use.
The roadside kit uses a mouth swab, with a blue line appearing if the person has taken the drugs.
England and Wales introduced roadside testing in 2015, while in Scotland it was 2019.
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