Police are reminding motorists to obey red lights following videos showing vehicles failing to do so.
The Constabulary's Roads Policing Unit took to social media to share footage of a car cutting through a red light at the end of Athol Street in Douglas.
Officers are reiterating that as per the Manx Highway Code, a red light means stop.
Failing to comply with traffic lights or signs can have a maximum penalty of £1,000 and three penalty points.
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