Report expected by the end of September
A review into the Island's heritage railways is expected to cost around £40,000.
Transport consultants Systra have been appointed to carry out the economic impact assessment for the Department of Infrastructure.
The same firm carried out a similar exercise for government in 2015.
Systra is expected to report their findings to the department by the end of September.
Government engaging with UK over international ferry levy plans
Isle of Man won't be affected by July 2026 changes to domestic voyages
Bottleneck car park shut over safety concerns
Council cites increased risk of storm surges as winds shift overnight
Forecasters warn of snow over higher ground later
Higher routes such as Mountain Road could be affected by slight accumulations
Dementia demand assessment underway as Public Health forecasting future need
Figures suggest Island prevalence of 0.7 percent, as government acknowledges demand likely to rise due to aging population