There'll be another drop-in session to discuss the Island's proposed new 20mph zones this week.
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood will be at the Sea Terminal on Douglas on Wednesday.
The session, which lasts from 3.30pm to 7pm, will allow people to see maps of the proposed changes.
You'll also be able to have your say as a public consultation continues.
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