There'll be a chance to find out more about the government's 20mph plans next week.
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood will be at a drop-in session next Tuesday, October 7, in Peel Town Hall from 4.30pm until 6.30pm.
It's as her department gathers views on extending 20mph limits around the Island.
You can find out more and take part in a consultation about the plans here.
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