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.
Planners to decide on Ramsey dog wash application
A self-service dog wash will find out next week if it can open for business on a site in Ramsey.
Space weather and clear skies mean good chance to spot aurora later!
After disappointment last night, sky-watchers may well catch the northern lights later.
Peel event mixes cocktails and chemistry!
An event in the west of the Island next week will mix science experiments and cocktails!
Poverty report to be considered in December
A Tynwald committee's report on poverty on the Island will be discussed in December.
October sees two hours less daylight by the end of the month
Feeling like the daylight is disappearing quicker than your morning coffee? You're not imagining it.
Planners to decide on huge digital advertising display at Airport
Planners will decide whether a huge digital advertising display can be built outside Ronaldsway Airport next week.
Joe Locke walks the red carpet for new film Elsinore
Manx actor Joe Locke has been at a star studded premiere for his new film in London.
Isle of Man Salt Company plans for Port St Mary
A restaurant in Port st Mary will find out if it's worth its salt next week.
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