Dover — The Department of Transportation (DelDOT) alerts all motorists that increased traffic can be expected on Delaware’s major corridors beginning Wednesday, November 23, as the Thanksgiving holiday gets underway. DelDOT advises motorists to drive safely, allow extra time to reach your destination, and obey traffic laws to ensure a safe trip. Planned lane closures … Read more
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Back to Press Releases CONNECT WITH US For more information, contact DelDOT Community Relations.Phone: (800) 652 5600 or (302) 760 2080 | Email: dotpr@state.de.us Source: Delaware DMV
After a crash use quick clearance and stay safe by Make sure you know what to do in a fender bender to keep yourself and others safe. AZDOT Blog
Thanksgiving Travel: Know Before You Go and Save Time, Money by Raleigh – As North Carolinians prepare to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the N.C. Department of Transportation will help make trips a little smoother by suspending most road construction activities on major routes across the state. Most construction work that would require a … Read more
Plows are primed, drivers are trained and ADOT is ready for snow by Winter means snow in the high country and ADOT is prepared to keep highways clear of snow and ice. AZDOT Blog
Des Peres License Office contract up for bid by Missouri Department of Revenue
Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program (GMSP) Announces Grant by Department of Driver Services News
Bell Road reopening at Grand Avenue in time for holiday shopping season by As promised, Bell Road will reopen just in time for the holiday shopping season. AZDOT Blog
Ferry Dredge Manteo Successfully Completes First Assignment by Ocracoke – The North Carolina Ferry Division’s new Dredge Manteo successfully finished its first assignment over the holiday weekend, clearing debris out of the Hatteras-Ocracoke ferry channel that was left behind by Hurricane Matthew last month. The dredging work re-opened a portion of the ferry channel near … Read more