Police are working to improve the road safety advice they give to young people on the Isle of Man.
The Roads Policing Unit says it's time to refresh what's delivered here in a bid to keep teenagers safe.
Sergeant Steven Lapsley attended a road safety course run by the Police Service of Northern Ireland earlier this week to come up with some new ideas:
Emergency services on the Island currently deliver 'Drive Safe, Live long' courses to young people who are at the age when they can learn to drive - Sergeant Lapsley says education is key:
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