The amount of fines and fixed penalties collected at the Island's courts has almost doubled in the last five years.
The figures are given in an annual report from the General Registry published on the Isle of Man Courts website.
In 2019, a total of £1,017,791 was collected - made up of just over £391,000 in fixed penalties and £636,604 in fines, compensation and costs.
Last year, that figure stood at £2,016,919 with £749,254 in fixed penalties and more than £1.2 million from other sources.
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