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The infrastructure minister is pleading for patience from motorists as his staff continue to repair the damage caused to the Island's roads by last month's snow and ice.
Numerous potholes have formed, while in other areas the road surface has been forced upwards, forming mounds of crumbling tarmac.
Phil Gawne says it's an onerous task and the work will take time:
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