'Mr Loophole' believes ruling could prove damaging to the Island
A legal expert from the UK says blanket 20mph zones in towns and villages across the Isle of Man could make the roads more dangerous.
Nick Freeman, who's widely known in the media as 'Mr Loophole', is a traffic lawyer who has represented many high-profile clients like David Beckham and Jeremy Clarkson.
New signage is due to come into force in some places in Douglas and Onchan next Monday (24 March).
Isle of Man residents have until Friday to share their views on the plans; you can find out more HERE.
Mr Freeman, of Nick Freeman Solicitors in Manchester, told Manx Radio there are many arguments against lowering the speed limit:
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