Motorists are being urged to drive carefully this morning - because a busy crossroads will have its traffic lights turned off.
Traffic lights at St Ninians have been switched off for maintenance and testing.
The lights were turned off at 6am and the Department of Infrastructure says it hopes to finish work by the end of the morning.
Warning signs will be in place, but drivers are being asked to slow down and treat the crossroads as an unmarked junction.
More money and staff in Manx banks
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Work night out turned violent, court hear
A Peel man who headbutted someone in a Douglas pub has been fined.
DEFA needs £50k Climate Change Partner
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Port Erin Dentist relocates to Douglas after fire
Manx Care says Port Erin Dental Practice patients are now being seen at the Square Dental Practice in Douglas.
Joe Locke on cover of Rolling Stone
Manx actor Joe Locke has been featured on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.
Evening Mountain Road closures announced
The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to close the Mountain road each night for a week next month.
Suspended prison term for breast bite attacker
A man who bit a woman's breast has been given a suspended jail sentence.
UK to follow Island's assisted dying example?
The UK's House of Lords will vote today on whether to follow the Isle of Man and introduce assisted dying laws.
