UK-registered cars driven by Manx residents among those taken off road
Sixteen vehicles have been seized over the last fortnight by the Island's police officers.
Three were taken off the road last night, including two UK-registered vehicles both owned by Manx residents who hadn't had them tested or taxed on the Island.
The third belonged to a disqualified driver with no insurance.
The Isle of Man Constabulary says those seized in the last 14 days covered a range of offences.
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