DMV on the Go for 2026
The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is excited to announce that the DMV on the Go season officially begins on April 2, 2026. The mobile unit will be in Sussex County three days a week, through October 29, 2026, from 10am – 2pm. Every Monday, it will be at the Lewes Transit Center, Tuesdays […]
Electronic Red-Light Safety Program Adds 15 Locations
Dover – Continuing efforts to reduce crashes at intersections, the Delaware Department of Transportation announces that 15 new intersections throughout the state will be equipped with red-light cameras that are expected to be operational by this summer as part of the Electronic Red-Light Safety Program (ERLSP). Additionally, three intersections with existing red-light cameras will have […]
DelDOT Accepting Applications for TAP Community Projects
The Delaware Department of Transportation is now accepting Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) applications through April 17, 2026. TAP is a community-driven program that facilitates the development of non-traditional transportation projects. Projects that provide multi-modal transportation options that help reduce congestion, promote healthier lifestyles, and ensure every resident has reliable and sustainable ways to travel around […]
Governor Matt Meyer Announces Closure of All State Offices for Monday, January 26
WILMINGTON — Governor Matt Meyer announced that all State of Delaware offices in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026. This decision comes in the wake of increasingly treacherous and icy conditions across Delaware, and with forecasted temperatures not expected to rise above freezing for several days. “We’re […]
Level 1 Driving Warning Statewide at Midnight
Governor Matthew Meyer has issued a Level 1 Driving Warning statewide effective at 12:01 a.m. to coincide with the State of Emergency. This driving warning will remain until further notice, and may be replaced by increased restrictions if road conditions worsen through the night. The restrictions are in place to keep emergency responders and other essential motorists safe by minimizing nonessential travel during severe weather and perilous road conditions.
