Isle of Man Post Office is still issuing vehicle tax discs during the Coronavirus lockdown.
It comes after the Department of Infrastructure said the DOI itself is not giving them out because of current restrictions.
The Post Office team is reminding drivers discs will still be delivered out by them to those who renew through the IOMPO network or over the phone on 698 525.
As part of the changes, it was confirmed last week Police are now accessing central data to see if vehicles are covered.
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