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• Home Affairs driving forward ambitious programme of savings and efficiencies 5 April 2013
  THE Department of Home Affairs is continuing to drive forward an ambitious programme of savings and efficiencies in order to achieve its budget targets while minimising the impact on frontline services. [More]
• Driving Licence exchange agreements made with Canada 27 March 2013
  The Department of Infrastructure is pleased to announce that it has reached agreement with all Canadian Provinces and Territories who will now accept an Isle of Man driving licence for exchange purposes. [More]
• Aerospace Cluster reaches 5 years as part of the North West Aerospace Alliance 13 March 2013
  The Isle of Man Aerospace Cluster (IOMAC) recently reached its fifth anniversary as a member of the UK’s North West Aerospace Alliance (NWAA). [More]
• Department of Infrastructure and IOM Constabulary Launch 'Smart Phone - Idiot Driver' 28 January 2013
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Team and the Isle of Man Constabulary have launched their joint mobile phone initiative ‘Smart Phone Idiot Driver’ to deter the use of hand held mobile phones whilst driving. [More]
• Further economic growth forecast for the Island in 2013 11 January 2013
  Department is building on successes of 2012 and forecasting even better 2013 through its extensive programme of support for the economy Minisiter for Economic Development John Shimmin MHK has spoken of his optimism for 2013: [More]
• Bus Drivers Second Strike 11 January 2013
  The Department of Community, Culture and Leisure can confirm that it has received formal notification from Unite the Union that their bus driving members will conduct a second strike that will last for half a day beginning at 1pm Thursday 17 January and ending at 6pm. [More]
• Arrests Made in Anti-Drink-Drive Campaign 20 December 2012
  Ten drivers have been already been arrested during the first two weeks of this year’s drink drive campaign. [More]
• DCCL confirm that buses, steam railway and MER will operate during bus driver strike 14 December 2012
  The Department of Community, Culture and Leisure can confirm that it has received formal notification from Unite the Union that their bus driving members have voted in favour of conducting industrial action and they have advised that the strike will begin on Thursday 20 December 2012 and last for 3 days. [More]
• DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE & WATER & SEWERAGE AUTHORITY ISSUE FLOODING ADVICE LEAFLET 14 December 2012
  A leaflet providing advice on dealing with flooding of homes, businesses and roads has been produced by the DoI and the Water and Sewerage Authority following the recent severe weather conditions. [More]
• Roadworkers Safety At Risk 28 November 2012
  Following the recent bad weather, the Operations Division of the Department of Infrastructure has been attending to flooding, damaged roads and fallen trees to ensure that the Island’s roads are kept safe. [More]
• Road Safety Christmas Drink Drive Campaign Launched 28 November 2012
  This year’s campaign warning motorists of the dangers of drinking and driving was launched today (28th November) at the Sea Terminal, Douglas. [More]
• Fit For the Road 2 November 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure and the Roads Policing Unit are launching their “Fit for the Road” campaign. [More]
• DEFA research suggests positive returns for Manx livestock farmers 12 October 2012
  Research by DEFA has concluded that, despite increased feed costs and a lack of quality forage this year, many Manx farmers will be better off buying or retaining livestock and rearing them here until they are ready for slaughter. [More]
• Make Sure You Are Fit For the Road This Autumn 5 October 2012
  With the nights drawing in, it is more important than ever that motorists check that their vehicles are fit for the road with all lights, tyres and wipers in full working order. [More]
• Make Sure You Are Fit For the Road This Autumn 25 September 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Team is offering all road users the chance to have their vehicles ‘health-checked’ ahead of the fast approaching autumn and winter months. [More]
• Isle of Man signs Driving Licence Exchange Agreement with Nova Scotia 5 September 2012
  As part of its efforts to promote further recognition of Isle of Man driving licences throughout the world, the Department of Infrastructure has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Canadian Province of Nova Scotia. [More]
• Mgp Road Safety Campaign Launched 16 August 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety team officially launched its MGP road safety campaign this morning, Thursday 16th August. [More]
• Department of Infrastructre and IOM Constabulary launches ‘save up to £2,500 campaign - Don’t get caught using a hand held mobile while driving’ 8 August 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Team and the Isle of Man Constabulary are re-running their joint mobile phone campaign. [More]
• Road Safety Summer Anti Drink Drive Campaign 23 July 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Unit has launched a new campaign for the Summer to remind motorists to not drink and drive. [More]
• Consultation on Revised Speed Limits for Buses 28 June 2012
  The Department of Community, Culture and Leisure (DCCL) has requested the Department of Infrastructure (DOI) to investigate the possibility of increasing the maximum speed limit for buses to 50 mph, subject to any general speed restrictions in force. [More]
• Recruitment drive for Dining Companions at Noble’s Hospital 11 June 2012
  With a diverse and demanding work load, the Department of Health is a driving force behind volunteering on the Island. [More]
• Road safety message delivered on Steam Packet Company – TT sailings 25 May 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Team will be bringing the ‘Stay alert, stay alive’ TT road safety message to visiting bikers on board the Steam Packet sailings from the UK and Ireland. [More]
• Become a Global Friend of the Isle of Man 25 May 2012
  CHIEF Minister Allan Bell MHK is driving forward a renewed campaign to extend the Isle of Man’s network of friends around the world. [More]
• Stay Alert Stay Alive - Tt 2012 Road Safety Campaign Launched 17 May 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure officially launched the TT 2012 road safety campaign at the Glen Helen Inn this morning (Thursday 17th May). [More]
• Minister reflects on successful EReg Conference 11 May 2012
  DEPARTMENT of Infrastructure Minister David Cretney MHK says that hosting the EReg Plenary Board Meeting and Annual Conference provided an opportunity to reinforce the Isle of Man’s status as a co-operative and progressive nation to its international neighbours. [More]
• CCTV to be piloted at roadworks 19 April 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure is to pilot mobile CCTV cameras in order to monitor vehicles at sites where temporary traffic signals are in use and deter motorists from driving through red lights and endangering staff working on the site. [More]
• Mountain Safe 5 April 2012
  As the spring weather approaches with warmer and longer days, there is an increase in motorbike traffic on and around the Mountain Course. [More]
• Police harness technology to keep communities safe 23 March 2012
  THE Isle of Man Constabulary is seeking to develop its use of technology to help neighbourhood police officers spend more time on patrol and less time in the office. [More]
• DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND IOM CONSTABULARY launches ‘save up to £1,000 campaign- Don’t get caught using a hand held mobile’ 9 January 2012
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Team and the Isle of Man Constabulary have launched a joint mobile phone campaign. [More]
• Drinking and Driving Specials Christmas Anti-Drink Drive Campaign 14 December 2011
  There have already been some early prosecutions as part of this year’s drink drive campaign. [More]
• Department Launches Drinking and Driving Specials Christmas Anti-Drink Drive Campaign 1 December 2011
  This year’s campaign warning motorists of the dangers of drinking and driving was launched today (1st December) at The Hawthorn, Main Road, Greeba. [More]
• Mountain Road Landslide 10 November 2011
  A small landslip yesterday afternoon closed the Mountain Road in what was described as horrendous driving conditions. [More]
• Make Sure You’Re Fit For the Road This Winter 27 October 2011
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Team launched a campaign today (Thursday 27th October) to remind motorists and cyclists to check that their vehicle is ‘fit for the road’ before the winter months set in. [More]
• Stay Alert, Stay Alive - Mgp 2011 Road Safety Campaign Launched 17 August 2011
  The Department of Infrastructure and the Isle of Man Constabulary have officially launched the MGP 2011 road safety campaign. [More]
• Department Of Infrastructure and Iom Constabulary Launch ‘Operation Hands Free' 4 July 2011
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Unit and the Isle of Man Constabulary have launched their joint mobile phone initiative ‘Operation Hands Free’. [More]
• Fuel Spill Hazards 31 May 2011
  In the last five years 25 vehicles have been involved in accidents on Manx roads where fuel on the road has been a contributory factor. [More]
• Revised Speed Limits/Speed-Limit Markings 27 May 2011
  The Department would like to advise that following a successful consultation it has made an Order, coming into force on 1 June 2011, to address the speed limits for small goods vehicles up to 7. [More]
• DoI Minister Announces Boost to Road Maintenance Budget Through Further Cuts to Road Improvement Budgets 24 May 2011
  Phil Gawne, Minister for Infrastructure has been explaining the Department’s shift in focus from larger road improvement schemes to improved maintenance of existing roads. [More]
• DoI Minister announces NFU Mutual sponsorship of new parking discs 24 May 2011
  Infrastructure Minister, Phil Gawne, is pleased to announce that NFU Mutual Insurance have agreed to sponsor this year’s parking discs. [More]
• Meet Your Mates, Not Your Maker 20 May 2011
  TT 2011 ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED The Department of Infrastructure officially launched the TT 2011 road safety campaign at the Creg-ny-Baa this morning (Thursday 19th May). [More]
• Road Traffic and Highways (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2011 20 April 2011
  Following the successful 3rd reading of the Road Traffic and Highways (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill in the House of Keys yesterday, Department of Infrastructure Minister, Phil Gawne MHK, is delighted to confirm that the Department’s proposals received the agreement of fellow members to move the Bill to Legislative Council. [More]
• Transforming Government programme targets substantial cost savings 11 March 2011
  THE Isle of Man Government has underlined its commitment to driving forward an ambitious programme of change by appointing Dan Davies as Transforming Government Programme Director. [More]
• Road Traffic and Highways (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2011 11 March 2011
  An important piece of legislation aimed at reducing accidents and generally improving highways legislation received its first reading in the House of Keys this week. [More]
• Department of Infrastructure and IOM Constabulary Launch 'Operation Hands Free' 18 February 2011
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Unit and the Isle of Man Constabulary have launched their joint mobile phone initiative ‘Operation Hands Free’. [More]
• Richmond Hill Remedial Works 24 January 2011
  The Department of Infrastructure will be coning off the overtaking climber lane tonight at 19: [More]
• Public's Views Sought on Proposed Legislative Changes 30 November 2010
  The Department of Infrastructure is seeking the public’s views on legislative proposals contained within the Road Traffic and Highways (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill. [More]
• Timing Changes to the Richmond Hill Road Closure for Saturday 13th November 2 November 2010
  The Department of Infrastructure is advising motorists that Richmond Hill will now close to traffic at 1pm on Saturday 13th November instead of 8am as previously announced. [More]
• 1st NOVEMBER FEE CHANGES RELATING TO VEHICLE AND DRIVER TESTING, VEHICLE REGISTRATION, DRIVING LICENCES AND TRADE LICENCES 29 October 2010
  The October sitting of Tynwald approved changes to the fees charged for driving licences and driving tests, trade licences, vehicle registration and vehicle roadworthiness tests to cover the increased costs of services provided by the Department. [More]
• Richmond Hill - 3 Weekend Road Closures Planned for 30th & 31st October, 6th & 7th and 13th & 14th November 18 October 2010
  The Department of Infrastructure is advising motorists that there will be three consecutive weekend closures coming up at Richmond Hill. [More]
• Do You Have The Foggiest? 13 October 2010
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Team and the Roads Policing Unit today (13th October) launched their annual lighting campaign, which this year focuses on fog lights under the strap line “Have you got the foggiest. [More]
• Department Launches Annual In-car Safety Campaign 7 September 2010
  The Department of Infrastructure’s Road Safety Unit has launched its annual in-car safety campaign to coincide with the return of local children to school. [More]
• MGP 2010 Road Safety Campaign Launched 19 August 2010
  STAY ALERT, STAY ALIVEThe Department of Infrastructure officially launched the MGP 2010 road safety campaign yesterday (18th August 2010). [More]
• Long serving police driving instructor retires 12 August 2010
  THE longest serving traffic policeman is to retire from the Isle of Man Constabulary tomorrow, Friday August 13. [More]
• Department of Economic Development confirms structural changes 2 August 2010
  Key appointments in business development and marketing at heart of driving future economic growthAs part of the Government’s ongoing restructuring programme, Colin Kniveton, CEO for the Department of Economic Development, has announced a series of changes designed to focus the new Department on generating economic growth for the Island. [More]
• Crucial Crew 2010 30 June 2010
  SAFETY in all areas of life was the theme of this year’s Crucial Crew event staged at the Isle of Man College Monday to Friday last week (June 21-25, 2010). [More]
• TT Road Safety Campaign 21 May 2010
  The TT Road Safety Campaign was launched today. [More]
• Mobile Phone Campaign 22 April 2010
  Radio station 3fm and Manx Telecom are supporting Isle of Man Constabulary Roads Policing Unit and Department of Infrastructure Road Safety Unit in a safety campaign urging motorists to be aware of the dangers created by using mobile phones while driving. [More]
• A Warm Welcome to New Ambulance Relief Staff 25 March 2010
  The Isle of Man Ambulance Service has eight new locally-trained Ambulance Technician relief staff who it can now call upon as and when needed. [More]
• Mobile phone campaign 19 March 2010
  Between Thursday March 4, 2010, and Thursday March 11, 2010, officers from the Isle of Man Constabulary's Road Policing Unit in partnership with the Neighbourhood Policing Teams conducted an initiative focusing on the enforcement of use of mobile phones whilst driving. [More]
• Discover the ‘Ultimate Driving Experience’ on the Manx Electric Railway 22 February 2010
  The Department of Tourism and Leisure is pleased to announce that due to the high demand they will be running extra dates on ‘The Ultimate Driving Experience’ throughout June and July 2010. [More]
• Department launches Booze, Choose or Lose Christmas Anti-Drink Drive Campaign 18 December 2009
  This year’s festive campaign warning motorists of the dangers of drinking and driving was launched on the 30th November at the Sea Terminal in Douglas. [More]
• What’s driving corporate relocations in the current economic environment? 16 December 2009
  The Isle of Man Government in association with the Economist has produced a webcast on the theme of corporate relocation. [More]
• Discover the ‘Ultimate Driving Experience’ on the Manx Electric Railway 10 December 2009
  The Department of Tourism and Leisure is pleased to announce that they will be running ‘The Ultimate Driving Experience’ throughout April and May 2010. [More]
• Motorists asked to take care around Schools 16 September 2009
  The Department of Transport’s Road Safety Unit would like to remind motorists to take extra care around the Island’s schools as the children return to school after their summer break. [More]
• In-Car Safety Initiative Launched 2 July 2009
  The Department of Transport’s Road Safety Unit and the Isle of Man Constabulary are launching an initiative to encourage people to stay safe when travelling in cars this summer. [More]
• In-Car Safety Initiative Launched 2 July 2009
  The Department of Transport’s Road Safety Unit and the Isle of Man Constabulary are launching an initiative to encourage people to stay safe when travelling in cars this summer. [More]
• Operation Deflect 3 – Intelligence led initiative 15 June 2009
  THE Isle of Man Constabulary has released information about Operation Deflect 3, which took place over the TT Festival fortnight, and resulted in 20 drug related arrests and one arrest for driving whilst disqualified. [More]
• Police issue TT road safety warning and advice to motorists 29 May 2009
  POLICE are gearing up to introduce enhanced road safety measures throughout the TT Festival fortnight. [More]
• Illegal Motorcycling In Plantations 27 May 2009
  The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) is very concerned by the number of reported incidents of unauthorised motorcycling in its plantations. [More]
• Road safety initiative for inexperienced riders 13 February 2009
  INEXPERIENCED motorcyclists will be targeted later this month as part of a police road safety initiative. [More]
• Community police patrols hailed a success 12 January 2009
  HIGH visibility patrols will remain a feature of neighbourhood policing in the Isle of Man following a successful campaign over the festive period. [More]
• High visibility police patrols hailed a success 9 January 2009
  HIGH visibility patrols will remain a feature of neighbourhood policing in the Isle of Man following a successful campaign over the festive period. [More]
• Police issue ‘morning after’ drink-drive warning 29 December 2008
  POLICE are urging motorists to heed the anti drink-drive message as the countdown continues towards New Year. [More]
• Operation Carbon to target dangerous young drivers 19 November 2008
  POLICE are targeting dangerous young drivers as part of a hard-hitting new road safety initiative. [More]
• Roadside spot checks to be carried out 14 October 2008
  THE Police are working in conjunction with vehicle examiners from the Department of Transport to conduct a series of roadside spot checks across the Island. [More]
• Partnership aims to improve driving standards in Island 1 August 2008
  THE Isle of Man Constabulary has underlined its commitment to improving road safety by strengthening its partnership with the Institute of Advanced Motorists. [More]
• Additional forms of ID accepted 28 July 2008
  ADDITIONAL forms of identification are now acceptable when purchasing age-related products in the Isle of Man. [More]
• Launch of Christmas Anti-Drunk Drive Campaign (There Is No Excuse) 23 November 2007
  This year’s festive campaign warning motorists of the dangers of drinking and then driving was launched at 2pm today (Friday 23rd November) at the Vehicle Test Centre, Tromode. [More]
• Temporary speed limit for Richmond Hill 25 October 2007
  A temporary 30mph speed limit has been introduced on the section of Richmond Hill that was resurfaced last weekend. [More]
• Be safe, be seen this Winter 22 October 2007
  The Department of Transport Road Safety Unit and the Isle of Man Constabulary have launched their new ‘Be safe, be seen’ campaign this morning at the Creg-ny-Baa. [More]
• First paid-for drink drivers’ rehabilitation course 27 September 2007
  CONVICTED drink drivers will pay to attend rehabilitation courses from this month. [More]
• Department of Transport launches 'Stop means Stop' campaign 24 September 2007
  With the return of thousands of children to school earlier this month the Department of Transport Road Safety Unit has launched their annual ‘Stop means stop’ campaign. [More]
• Safer drivers look out for others 4 September 2007
  The Department of Transport Road Safety Unit launched their new Safer Drivers Look out for others campaign this morning with the help of a short sighted car! [More]
• Department of Transport launches Manx Grand Prix 2007 Road Safety campaign 13 August 2007
  On Tuesday 14th August, the Department of Transport will launch its Manx Grand Prix Road Safety campaign. [More]
• Sit Safe, Child Safe - In-car safety campaign launched 18 June 2007
  The Department of Transport Road Safety Unit officially launched its In-Car Safety Campaign today (Tuesday 12th June) at the Isle of Man Children’s Centre on Woodbourne Road, Douglas. [More]
• Love the TT, but TAKE ITT EASY - centenary TT road safety campaign launched 22 May 2007
  The Department of Transport officially launched the Centenary TT road safety campaign at the Creg Ny Baa this morning (Thursday, May 17th). [More]
• Children urged to take extra care during the centenary TT festival 22 May 2007
  All of the Island’s school children will be getting some extra guidance this year about staying safe during the TT Centenary Festival. [More]
• Love the TT, but TAKE ITT EASY - centenary TT road safety campaign launched 17 May 2007
  The Department of Transport officially launched the Centenary TT road safety campaign at the Creg Ny Baa this morning (Thursday, May 17th). [More]
• Love the TT, but TAKE ITT EASY - centenary TT road safety campaign launched 17 May 2007
  The Department of Transport officially launched the Centenary TT road safety campaign at the Creg Ny Baa this morning (Thursday, May 17th). [More]
• Department of Transport Releases TT Centenary Road Safety DVD 2 May 2007
  This year marks the centenary of the TT races, the most famous road-racing festival in the world. [More]
• Crash Reduction Roadshow goes to Port Erin 25 April 2007
  ROAD safety partners will take the hard-hitting Crash Reduction Roadshow to Port Erin this week. [More]
• Campaign to highlight Vunerable Road Users 2 April 2007
  A campaign being launched on Tuesday, April 2nd is urging motorists to drive carefully when approaching and passing vulnerable road users, such as horse riders, cyclists, walkers and runners. [More]
• Arbory Speed Limit Orders 6 March 2007
  The Department gives notice that it intends to make the following Orders under Section 24 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1985: [More]
• Safe driving through roadworks 16 February 2007
  The Department of Transport has joined forces with the Water Authority, the Manx Electricity Authority, Manx Gas and Manx Telecom to warn motorists of the dangers posed by driving recklessly, or at high speed, through roadworks. [More]
• Minister responds to arson attack on Ballaugh safety camera 31 January 2007
  The Minister for Transport, the Hon David Anderson MHK, insists the culprits who set fire to the road safety camera in Ballaugh will not force the Department into removing it. [More]
• Road Safety Valentine’s campaign targets young male drivers 25 January 2007
  Love is in the air as Valentine’s Day approaches and the Road Safety Unit is urging motorists to keep their sweethearts safe by driving safely. [More]
• Public surveyed over effectivemess of campaign to stamp out Christmas Drink Driving 24 January 2007
  The public are being asked to help shape the 2007 Christmas anti-drink drive campaign following the success of last year’s initiative. [More]
• Road Show To Deliver Christmas Warning To Shoppers 13 December 2006
  This Thursday (December 14th) late night Christmas shoppers will be asked to take a moment to think about the potentially devastating consequences of drinking and driving. [More]
• Launch of Christmas Anti-Drink Drive Campaign 29 November 2006
  This year’s festive campaign warning motorists of the dangers of drinking and driving was launched at noon today (Wednesday, 29th November) at the Claremont Hotel, Douglas. [More]
• Department of Transport Wins Prince Michael Award For TT2006 Road Safety Campaign 15 November 2006
  The TT 2006 Road Safety Campaign run by the Department of Transport earlier this year has been recognised by the prestigious Prince Michael Road Safety Awards. [More]
• Choice - Think About It Phase 4: Drugs and Driving 4 October 2006
  The Department of Health and Social Security’s Public Health Directorate along with the Isle of Man Constabulary, Department of Transport, DASH (Drug Advice Service Helpline) and the Island’s Pharmacists have launched the fourth phase of the ‘Choice’ Campaign. [More]
• Department of Transport launches its Christmas 2006 Anti Drink Drive Campaign Competition 14 September 2006
  The Department of Transport has announced its plans for this year’s Christmas Anti Drink Drive Campaign. [More]
• Department of Transport launches 'Stop Means Stop' Campaign 13 September 2006
  As part of its ‘Safer Driving Month’ initiative, the Department of Transport’s Road Safety Unit has unveiled its latest campaign targeted at all of the Island’s motorists. [More]
• "Lost Souls" Road Safety Campaign 7 September 2006
  The Department of Transport launches its ‘Lost Souls’ Road Safety Campaign today, at Regent Street, Douglas. [More]
• Department of Transport launches Manx Grand Prix 2006 Road Safety Campaign 17 August 2006
  On Saturday 19th August, the Department of Transport will start its Manx Grand Prix Road Safety campaign. [More]
• New Car Seat Belt Safety Legislation will affect local motorists when driving in UK 14 August 2006
  The Department of Transport wishes to advise Island motorists of a number of important changes to UK legislation concerning the use of child restraints in cars and goods vehicles, which are due to come in to effect on 18th September 2006. [More]
• Department of Transport to recall driving licences issues between 6th July and 19th July 2006 7 August 2006
  The Department of Transport has announced it will be recalling all driving licences, including provisional licences, issued on the Isle of Man between 6th July and 19th July 2006. [More]
• Manx public say ‘NO’ to an All-Island Speed Limit, but New Road Safety Measures are requested 21 June 2006
  Earlier this week the Minister for Transport, Hon Phil Braidwood MHK, announced the results of the All-Island speed limit policy consultation in Tynwald. [More]
• THINK! Where will you be watching the World Cup, Prison or Hospital ? 12 June 2006
  Football fans across the Isle of Man are being urged to give drink driving the red card. [More]
• TT 2006 Road Safety Campaign 22 May 2006
  Department of Transport in Partnership with Isle of Man ConstabularyTake IT(T) EasyThe Department of Transport in partnership with Isle of Man Constabulary launch the TT 2006 Road Safety Campaign. [More]
• Speed Consultation - Minister Reply 12 April 2006
  Minister for Transport Phil Braidwood said “The Hon Member for Rushen Mr Gill MHK has accused this Department of using prejudice and propaganda to the cost of tax payers in regard to its speed consultation and campaign. [More]
• Department of Transport launches a Public Consultation on the introduction of a National Speed Limit 6 April 2006
  The Department of Transport is today launching a national campaign to encourage everyone living and working on the Island to take part in its public consultation exercise regarding the introduction of a maximum speed limit on the Isle of Man. [More]
• Would you like to help your local community? 14 March 2006
  The Isle of Man Civil Defence Corps would like to recruit further volunteers to assist at emergencies and in times of crisis. [More]
• Be Seen, Be Safe 5 January 2006
  The Crystal Project team presented a pair of Reflexite Slappits to every child at Willaston School last week, in an initiative supported by the Department of Transport’s Road Safety Unit. [More]
• Drinking and Driving Wrecks Lives 28 November 2005
  The Department of Transport in Partnership with the Police launch the Christmas Drink Drive campaign. [More]
• 'LOST SOLES' Road Safty Campaign launched as the Isle of Man remembers the carnage of the regions roads 2 September 2005
  A poignant campaign to highlight the tragic number of deaths on the road in the Isle of Man is to be launched by LARSOA North West – the Local Road Safety Officers Association - and the six regional police forces. [More]
• Road Safety Campaign Begins 26 May 2005
  This year's TT will see a one-way mountain road and driving bans that are effective in the UK. [More]
• Insurance Premium Tax 8 February 2005
  The OFT reminds Manx residents that they shouldn't be paying Insurance Premium Tax. [More]
• No All-Island Speed Limit 8 November 2004
  Age for driving to rise to from 16 to 17, but all-Island speed limit will not be pursued for the time being. [More]
• Success for Advanced Motorists 28 October 2004
  The Institute of Advanced Motorists Isle of Man Group has commenced its first training program for associate members. [More]
• Route Alert 11 October 2004
  A new scheme launched by the DoT tells drivers which routes have a higher than average casualty rate. [More]
• Institute of Advanced Motorists 6 October 2004
  The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) is currently supporting the formation of a new subgroup on the Isle of Man. [More]
• Road Safety Consultation 6 July 2004
  The DoT is proposing the introduction of maximum speed limits, raising the driving age and other measures. [More]