DE E-ZPass Announces New Website, Invoicing System, and Temporary Service Outage
Delaware – The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is proud to announce the upcoming launch of a newly redesigned, ADA-compliant E-ZPass website on Thursday, November 13, 2025. EZPassDE.com will feature a modern look, improved accessibility, and an overall more user-friendly experience. The enhanced platform also introduces an improved invoicing process made possible through SB88, […]
DelDOT Highlights National Pedestrian Safety Awareness Month
Secretary of Transportation Shanté Hastings toured recent pedestrian improvements on Kenton Road in Dover to highlight National Pedestrian Safety Month and the ongoing work to make our roads safer for pedestrians across the state. Including the 20 pedestrian fatalities that have occurred to date this year, there have been more than 300 pedestrian fatalities in […]
DelDOT Celebrates Ribbon Cutting for the North Millsboro Bypass
The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) was joined by Governor Matt Meyer, Lieutenant Governor Kyle Evans Gay, Senators Brian Pettyjohn and Dave Wilson, Representatives Rich Collins, Valerie Jones Giltner, and Claire Snyder-Hall, Mayor of Millsboro Bob McKee, Sussex County Councilmen Doug Hudson, Matt Lloyd and John Rieley and other distinguished guests on Monday, September 22, […]
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Registration Fee Information
The Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has sent out postcards this week to owners of alternative fuel vehicles (AFV) advising them of the implementation of the new AFV registration fee beginning October 1, 2025. Owners will receive their AFV registration fee invoice via USPS and/or email with payment due by November 1, 2025. The […]
DelDOT Toll and Fee Increases Coming Soon to Support Infrastructure Investments
Following the signing of the toll increase resolution by Secretary of Transportation Shanté Hastings and the passage of HB 164 by the Delaware General Assembly, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) has begun work to implement the toll increases and new DMV fees. These increases will provide the department with an estimated $107 million annually in additional revenue to support needed investments in infrastructure statewide.
