Nobody on the Island has been prosecuted for not paying parking tickets since 2019.
So says the general registry, which was asked about details of court cases in a Freedom of Information request.
Those behind the request asked how many people had been prosecuted for tickets issued by the Department of Infrastructure.
The registry said no summons for unpaid parking fines had been issued since 2019, and no prosecutions had taken place.
Your ideas wanted to improve Ramsey
There'll be a chance to help shape the future of Ramsey at an interactive exhibition next week.
Plans submitted for Peel workshop replacement
A planning application has been submitted to replace a workshop near Peel's quayside.
School replacement plans 'still in early stages'
The government's looking for a design team for the replacement Castle Rushen High School.
20mph zones will be reviewed after introduction, says minister
Proposed 20mph zones will be reviewed after they've been brought in.
New parking plans for Castletown's Market Square
A six-week consultation has launched into traffic in the centre of Castletown after the town's commissioners suggested changes to vehicle access.
Douglas celebrates Beach Day!
Douglas will be heading to the shore today for an afternoon of fun!
Manx art students have work featured at prestigious London exhibit
Three Isle of Man art students have been chosen for a respected art exhibition in London.
Extra funding to be available for childcare providers
Childcare providers can soon apply for extra funding for services for children with additional needs.
