Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says MOTs aren't being considered by the government.
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse asked a question for written answer about progress introducing the roadworthiness tests after the new Vehicle Test Centre opened.
Dr Haywood said evidence testing improves safety is limited, and MOTs would cost the public, garages and the government.
She said mandatory testing for HGVs, taxis and buses remain in place.
Peel Prom closure rescheduled for autumn
Manx Utilities says it's rescheduled a planned closure of Peel Promenade as it carries out sewage works.
Quest to find the Island's best sausage bap!
A local Youtuber has made it their mission to find the Island's best sausage bap.
Warning over fake bank website
The Island's financial regulator is warning people not to fall for a fake bank website.
Commissioners warn dog fouling could mean fine
A local authority in the south of the Island has issued a plea over dog fouling.
Appeal for witnesses after fatal crash at Hillberry
Police are appealing for witnesses after someone lost their life in a car crash earlier today.
Government refers itself to Info Commissioner over election data breach
The Island's Information Commissioner has been asked to investigate after the government sent out election letters which could leak people's personal information.
MHK brands government's £1 million for AI office 'insane'
An MHK has described a million pounds being spent by the government on AI as "insane".
Southern bus ticket office to close for over a month
Port Erin's bus ticket office is to close for more than six weeks.
