DelDOT Announces New Director for the Division of Motor Vehicles by Dover — Delaware Department of Transportation Secretary Jennifer Cohan has named Scott Vien as the new Director of the Division of Motor Vehicles effective March 30, 2015. Mr. Vien has been with the State of Delaware in the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) since … Read more
Over One Million Vehicles Traveled Through Delaware’s Toll Plazas During Thanksgiving Holiday by Dover — The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces that during the five-day Thanksgiving Holiday period a total of 1,187,765 vehicle trips were made at the I-95 Newark Plaza, and the Biddles Corner and Dover locations of Route 1. The 2015 count … Read more
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Buyer beware as water-damaged vehicles flood the market by DOL Blog Heavy rain and flooding caused by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma has resulted in damage to hundreds of thousands of cars and trucks in the southern region of the United States. Washington residents should exercise caution when shopping for used vehicles in coming months. Water-damaged … Read more
Long Beach to ban oversized vehicles in residential areas? by Sponsored Content The city of Long Beach, California, is moving forward with plans to ban long-term parking of oversized vehicles in residential neighborhoods. The Press-Telegram newspaper reports local Councilwoman Suzie Price saying the new law, if passed, would create consistency on the issue across the … Read more
Buyer beware of flood-damaged vehicles for sale by DOL Blog OLYMPIA—Following recent flooding in Louisiana that left as many as 100,000 vehicles seriously damaged, unsuspecting buyers across the nation are being warned to do their homework before purchasing a used vehicle. Many of these vehicles are expected to be transported from state to state, repaired … Read more
An inside look at how ADOT inspects commercial vehicles for safety by New ADOT program aims to reduce commercial vehicle wait times at the international border and will help Mexican trucking firms better understand and prepare for safety inspections. AZDOT Blog
Commentary: Can fuel cell vehicles thrive? by Bruce Aldrich I recently attended a gathering for alternative fuel vehicles, hosted by Sacramento Clean Cities Coalition (SCCC). The SCCC is part of a national network that supports the reduction of petroleum consumption in transportation. The Toyota Miria utilizes hydrogen fuel cell technology. All images © Bruce … Read more
Over One Million Vehicles Traveled Through Delaware’s Toll Plazas During Thanksgiving Holiday by Dover — The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces that during the five-day Thanksgiving Holiday period a total of 1,187,765 vehicle trips were made at the I-95 Newark Plaza, and the Biddles Corner and Dover locations of Route 1. The 2015 count … Read more
Autonomous vehicles are in Arizona, and ADOT is on board by Self-driving cars are already operating in Arizona and ADOT is embracing and preparing for the new technology. AZDOT Blog