An Onchan motorist will stand trial after being accused of causing serious bodily harm to a motorist by driving without due care or consideration.
25-year-old Lorna Quarrie appeared at Douglas Courthouse earlier this week where she indicated 'no plea' to the offence.
The alleged offence relates to a two-vehicle crash on Birch Hill Crescent in Onchan on January 13th.
A pre-trial review will take place on August 2nd - she has been bailed in the meantime.
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