OHS's annual heatstroke prevention events return to Kent and Sussex County to spread awareness on hot-car deaths and how to avoid them. OHS will host these at local grocery stores in July and August.
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The Delaware Office of Highway Safety (OHS) provided 904 Delawareans with a sober ride home during the 2025-2026 Sober Rides enforcement.
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety, along with Delaware State Police and local law enforcement agencies, has postponed a Memorial Day weekend DUI checkpoint in Sussex County because of the expected bad weather.
NASCAR driver Ross Chastain and the Delaware Office of Highway Safety (OHS) are continuing their annual partnership with two community engagement events to educate Delawareans about the consequences of impaired driving.
On Saturday, March 14, 235 Delawareans used a Sober Rides voucher to get home safely. On Tuesday, March 17, an additional 134 people used the service.
Delaware State Police and the Office of Highway Safety collaborate to bring safer roads in Sussex County through DUI checkpoints and Sober Ride Programs.
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety is offering $20 ride-share vouchers on New Year’s Eve to help prevent impaired driving.
Delaware is steering into the season with safety and spirit with the return of Sober Rides.
For St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, the Delaware Office of Highway Safety is bringing back its Sober Rides program.
The Delaware Office of Highway Safety (OHS) is teaming up with state and local police agencies to conduct a new high visibility enforcement focused on the traffic safety of motorists around commercial motor vehicles. There will be two enforcement periods this year with the first running from April 28 to May 11, and the second one will be from June 15 to June 29