Police say more vehicle checks can be expected as days get shorter over the coming weeks and months.
As a result, the constabulary is asking motorists to check their vehicle lights to make sure they're working and be aware of how visible they are to other road users in the event of dusky or poor conditions.
Officers say these checks will also apply to cyclists.
Authorities took to social media to issue the message.
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The Steam Packet says it's looking for two new directors, who'd be paid more than £800 a day.
Port Erin shop goes on the market
A well-known knitting and haberdashery shop in Port Erin is up for sale.
Newsons developer to sell site
A company that wanted to redevelop landmark building on North Quay in Douglas says it'll sell the building.
Don't ignore speed limits outside schools!
Police are reminding people to stick to temporary speed limits past schools.
Don't disturb nesting beach birds!
Walkers are asked to be mindful at this time of year as beach nesting birds start to lay their eggs.
UK woman lied to police about drink-driving
A UK woman drove while three times over the drink drive limit and then tried to lie to police officers.
Tree work to shut road
A busy road in Douglas will close for work next week.
£400 fine for using mobile at the wheel
A driver has been fined £400 after being caught red-handed using his mobile phone while reverse parking.
