Changes to police vehicle checks come in

Bree currit da caghlaaghyn syn aght ta meoiryn-shee scrutaghey carbid

Bree currit da caghlaaghyn syn aght ta meoiryn-shee scrutaghey carbid

Yn aght ta meoiryn-shee scrutaghey carbid, v'eh er ny chaghlaa Jelune.

Ta meoiryn-shee gra dy vel y skeim son kiartaghey foiljyn ec carbid er ny cur lesh stiagh dy haraghey yn stayd jeh carbid ayns Mannin, liorish cur tooilley pooaraghyn da meoiryn-shee dy hickyraghey dy bee sleih biallagh rish reillyn.

Yn Sarjant Steven Lapsley ass unnid poleeney ny raaidyn, hoilshee eh magh yn aght ta'n coarys noa gobbraghey.


Changes to police vehicle checks come in

The way the police conduct vehicle checks changed on Monday.

Police say the Vehicle Defect Rectification Scheme has been brought in to improve the condition of them over here, by giving officers more powers to ensure people comply with regulations.

Sergeant Steven Lapsley of the Roads Policing Unit explained how the new system works.