Police on the Isle of Man have started a crackdown to catch motorists using their mobile phones.
It's being led by the Roads Policing Unit which says using a phone behind the wheel is now the 'biggest killer on our roads'.
The week long enforcement campaign started yesterday - with two drivers caught in quick succession.
Officers are updating social media with their progress and reminding people that when they see blue flashing lights behind them 'it's too late'.
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