Police say if you don't stop for school crossing patrols, you'll end up in court.
The Roads Policing unit says a driver ignored signs on Wednesday morning, prompting the warning.
Officers say drivers, bikers and cyclists are obliged by law to obey the Island's 18 crossing patrollers and failing to do so puts pedestrians at risk.
They're asking road users to make sure they stop when asked to do so.
Manx Care wants your feedback on mental health services
Manx Care wants to know what you think of its mental health services.
Minister says government isn't involved in setting Satnav speed limits
Satnav companies collect their own data about speed limits - including the island's 20mph zones.
Another top Manx Care post to become vacant
Another senior Manx Care post is set to become vacant next month.
Wide range of government IT systems suffering problems
A number of government bodies are reporting problems with their computers today.
Review of the future of TT sidecars launched
TT organisers have announced the launch of a review into the future of the sidecar class.
Firefighters to carry mannequin through hills for charity
Four Ramsey firefighters will be carrying a training dummy through the hills in a charity challenge later this month.
No government money for private developers, says minister
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says the government currently doesn't give any money to private developers who want to update historic buildings.
Two sailings cancelled because of Manxman technical issue
Two ferries have been cancelled today, because of a technical issue with the Manxman.
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