Speeding motorists have been warned they'll be hit in the pocket if they continue to flout speed limits.
This week police have stopped a number of vehicles for going too fast - officers handed out warnings, fixed penalties and reported some to appear in court.
Sergeant Steven Lapsley heads up the Roads Policing Team - he says extensive road closures make the problem worse:
He says despite what people think they don't enjoy enforcing the laws - but will in order to keep people safe:
It only takes minutes to change matrix signs, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says it only takes minutes to change the matrix signs showing if the Mountain Road is open or closed.
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DoI doesn't know about coastguard salaries
The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't know how much its coastguards are paid.
House of Keys to sit later
The House of Keys is due to sit this morning, with 11 questions on the order paper up for discussion.
Commissioners invite public to windfarm meeting later
Onchan Commissioners are inviting people to a public drop-in session about the offshore windfarm proposals today.
Andreas road closures planned to start this week
A series of road closures are planned to allow for works on a key road in Andreas.
MHK to present immigration petition to Tynwald
An MHK will formally present a campaigner's petition calling for protections for immigrants already in the process of settling on Island.
Injured walker rescued from Snaefell
The Fire and Rescue Service says its hill search team responded to reports of an injured walker on Snaefell this afternoon, Monday, June 22.
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