Nearly 600 people responded to the consultation
A Douglas Central MHK says a 20mph speed limit should be implemented around the city "now", after a public consultation showed most people to be in favour of the move.
Nearly 600 people responded to the proposals, which also included improving road safety around the residential areas and Ballakermeen High School.
Despite the positive responses, the Living Streets Scheme is still subject to funding, but the Department of Infrastructure says it's hoped design work will take place later this year.
Ann Corlett says she the project should move forward, but admits she doesn't always agree with moving forward based solely on the results of consultations:
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