Changes to rules in EU member states
Manx motorists may have to buy an International Driving Permit if they're planning on taking their car to Europe.
From today (28 September) anyone driving to an EU member state needs to check they have the correct documentation.
Before Brexit British motorists were able to drive across the continent without any fuss.
However, since severing ties with Brussels the situation has become rather more complex.
Anyone from the Isle of Man is advised to carry an International Driving Permit even though they may not need to for certain countries.
The licence costs £11 from Isle of Man Post office and is valid for a year.
One thing it seems won't change is the national identifier.
While the GB sticker will change, to display UK, Manx motorists can continue to use GBM.
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