A 78 year old woman's appeared in court accused of causing serious bodily harm by driving without due care and attention.
Josephine Jenrick of Rheast Mooar Avenue in Ramsey appeared at Douglas Courthouse before Magistrates.
The court heard she's alleged to have committed the offence on October 30 last year on Glen Tramman in Ramsey.
She didn't enter a plea to the charge.
Magistrates bailed her unconditionally and she'll appear in court again on May 23.
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