DelDOT will install red-light cameras at two busy Milford intersections by summer, issuing $137.50 fines after a 30-day warning period to improve traffic safety.
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After reaching out to DelDOT last fall, the Town of Frankford is collaborating with the state agency on a Community Transportation Plan to mitigate congestion and create safer roadways for Frankford.Â
The presentative began what will be a coordinated effort between the state and Sussex County to refine the approach to growth, land use, and preservation.Â
DelDOT is planning a major road project that would add an overpass and expand lanes at the busy intersection of Route 113 and Route 18/Route 404 in Georgetown. Utility relocation for the project is currently underway.
A tractor trailer carrying propane turned over late Monday morning on Route 50, blocking westbound traffic.
Georgetown faced winter weather challenges with snow, sleet, and ice, requiring focused efforts from both Public Safety and DelDOT to clear residential streets and major highways, utilizing salt for safe travel conditions.
Community members across Delaware are making their final trips to grocery, and hardware stores. However, C.R. McLeod, the Director of Community Relations at DelDOT says they will be fully staffed by later tonight.
A DelDOT worker was evaluated for minor injuries after a car struck a DelDOT truck on Route 113 near Redden Road on Wednesday, marking the first such incident of 2026 involving department personnel or equipment.
A fire broke out Tuesday afternoon at B&E Tire and Auto in Dagsboro, prompting a large emergency response and road closures along Route 113.
As extreme heat continues to bake Delaware, the Department of Transportation is working to fix multiple cases of road buckling, including several along highways in Sussex County.