New-look Governor's Bridge and Glencrutchery Road
Motorists coming into Douglas from Onchan and the north had to negotiate a new road layout this morning.
There's a new-look traffic flow at Governor's Bridge, and a lane on Glencrutchery Road specially for buses and cyclists.
The new lane starts just after the pit lane at the Grandstand, and ends just before the traffic lights.
Meanwhile, cars travelling out of Douglas towards Onchan are being directed around Governor's Dip.
The Department of Infrastructure has changed the road layout in efforts to help ease traffic flow after the prom was made one-way.
We've had reports the queues along the route have been lengthy today, but many are concerned that it came as a complete surprise - "why no consultation?" one listener asked.
Dollin Mercer spoke to Infrastructure Minister Tim Baker:
You can listen to the full interview below, where Dollin Mercer asked Mr Baker if the changes were deliberately planned to coincide with the promenade being made one-way:
"You're being set up to be knocked off"
This cyclist, who was travelling along Glencrutchery Road towards the top of Bray Hill this afternoon, told Dollin what he thought of the changes:
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