The Isle of Man will look to adopt the UK Highway code shortly.
That's from Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall - who was quizzed in the House of Keys yesterday.
He was asked by MHK for Arbory, Castletown and Malew Jason Moorhouse when the next update of the Manx Highway Code will be published.
In response, Mr Crookall revealed his department will look to adopt the UK highway code subject to a consultation with the department of home affairs.
Changes to the Highway code have recently been implemented in the UK, designed to improve road safety.
The Minister explained why it's important the Island follows in the UK's footsteps:
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