Police are warning motorists to get their lights looked at before the next in a series of checks takes place tomorrow.
The Roads Policing Unit says its officers will join members of the Vehicle Testing Centre to carry out lighting checks tomorrow morning.
Officers will be on one of the main routes into Douglas from the South of the Island, and say they don’t want to see any “one-eyed monsters”.
They’re advising people to check their lights and replace any faulty bulbs.
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