Question for the infrastructrue minister in Keys
Is the free bus operating on Douglas promenade during the roadworks also being used as a 'test bed' for wholesale, fare-free public transport?
That's what Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper is wondering, ahead of asking a question about the bus in the House of Keys on Tuesday.
Mr Hooper will ask the infrastructure minister how many people have used the service since it was introduced, and what the impact on regular buses has been.
He says that given the Fare Free Campaign which is currently lobbying for change in the Isle of Man, it would be interesting to know:
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