There are hopes that the Island’s first cycle lane will encourage people to leave their cars at home and cycle to work.
However the installation of the cycleway on Peel Road in Douglas has been met with a mixed response.
Infrastructure Minister Laurence Skelly says it's already popular; a number of our listeners have voiced their concern that they feel there could be accidents until people get used to it.
Tessa Hawley has a roundup of the different views and opinions.
Brace for fuel price rises, says Chief Minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the Island's not running out of fuel - and the government will be keeping its eye on prices.
Safety drills to prepare the Manannan today
The Steam Packet Company says it'll be holding safety drills today as a fastcraft prepares to return to service.
Band headquarters vandalised with mud
Police say they're investigating vandalism at the Onchan Silver Band Headquarters.
Camper van caught fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate
The fire service says it responded to a camper van fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate yesterday.
New look of 2026 TT merch revealed
TT organisers have unveiled the new look of this year's official race merchandise.
Hospital trolley service to return
Manx Care says trolley rounds are returning to Noble's Hospital because of public feedback.
Meeting this week to debate closure of Sunday School facility
A requisition meeting will be held in Lonan this week to discuss the closure of a Sunday School building.
Four sailings at risk because of weather
Four of the Steam Packet's upcoming sailings are in doubt because of bad weather.
