Manx residents wants Isle of Man to follow UK's plans
This week, UK Chancellor Phillip Hammond revealed a £30 billion spending plan in the 2018 Budget, to improve England's roads.
And the question has been put to Manx locals whether the Isle of Man Government should follow suit.
In January, government urged people to report pothole problems - however, some feel the issues were not dealt with in a sustainable way.
Manx Radio asked members of the public for their thoughts on the Island's roads:
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