Smoking in vehicles in front of a child could soon carry a fine of up to £50.
That's if the public agree with regulations under the Public Health Tobacco Act.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture will present the legislation before Tynwald in February - it wants to reduce young people's exposure to tobacco smoke.
Departmental MHK Ralph Peake explains why it's vital drivers get behind the proposals:
CM visits London for trade and beneficial ownership talks with Lord Chancellor and MPs
The Chief Minister has had 'positive discussions' with the Lord Chancellor and Justice Minister in London.
DOI won't reveal spending on posts and gate in Smeale
The Department of Infrastructure says it won't reveal how much protective posts and a gate in Smeale cost to install.
Fire Service warn public not to drink and dive
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service is asking people not to drink and dive.
Two spaces left on Calf of Man bird watching residential course
There's still time to book onto a residential birdwatching four-day course on the Calf of Man.
Mental health charity sea dip in Port Erin next month
A local mental health charity is holding a sea dip event in Port Erin next month.
UCM degree, postgrad and undergrad courses event in June
An event will be held later this year for anyone thinking of applying for courses at University College Isle of Man.
Mountain Road won't reopen tonight
The Department of Infrastructure says bad weather means the Mountain Road won't reopen tonight.
Allinson confirms VAT hospitality cuts would mean service cuts
The Island's Treasury minister has repeated his position that cutting VAT for the hospitality industry would mean making service cuts.
