The Island's infrastructure minister says she's hoping to improve bus access for people in wheelchairs or mobility scooters.
In the House of Keys this week she faced questions about accessibility from Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas.
Dr Haywood said all buses currently have wheelchair ramps, and people with mobility scooters are individually assessed on their vehicles.
But she said steps are being made to make services better:
Fire crews spent hours dealing with serious floods earlier
Fire crews spent about six hours dealing with floods around the Island this morning, Tuesday November 4.
Yellow weather warning to run until Thursday
The Met Office's yellow weather warning has been extended to cover the next three high tides.
Focusing on crash blackspots is outdated, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says concentrating work on specific accident blackspots is outdated, and was abandoned by the Isle of Man and the UK around 20 years ago.
Michael Dunlop gets his MBE from the King
TT superstar Michael Dunlop has been awarded his MBE by King Charles today, Tuesday, November 4.
More fibre telegraph poles for Ramsey?
Ramsey could be getting another 17 telegraph poles after Manx Telecom submitted two planning applications.
Mains work means water off in the west tonight
Parts of Peel may be out of water for up to five hours today.
Fuel spill shuts Mountain
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road will be closed until this afternoon.
Flooding shuts two parts of New Castletown Road
Two parts of the New Castletown Road are closed this morning because of flooding.
