Delaware’s roadways are constantly being maintained and improved upon. It is the driver’s responsibility to be aware of shifting or narrowing lanes, reduced speed requirements and follow flagger instructions (when applicable).
Being installed at appropriate locations to improve pedestrian safety are Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs). DelDot says these are “pedestrian-actuated devices used in conjunction with a pedestrian warning sign that are intended to improve safety at uncontrolled, marked crosswalks. The …
A driver must at all times be capable of fully performing their responsibilities as the operator of a motor vehicle. Examples of circumstances which may impede that ability include fatigue, some physical or mental conditions and certain disabiliities.
In addition to laws regarding yielding to pedestrians discussed previously in this course, special safety should be applied around persons who are blind, visually impaired or have physical disabilities. Delaware Code TITLE 16 Health and Safety Individuals with Disabilities CHAPTER …
Delaware is one of only a few states with laws in place to foster and protect bicycle use. Persons on bicycles have rights and responsibilities just like any other vehicle on Delaware roadways. It is important to anticipate potential conflicts …
Diverging Diamond Interchange’s (DDI’s) are a relatively new traffic interchange design being implemented throughout the United States. They can improve safety and move traffic along faster than traditional interchanges. Delaware’s first diverging diamond interchange (DDI) opened at Route 1 and …
A Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon, or HAWK (High intensity Activated cross WalK) signal is a traffic control device intended to warn and control traffic at pedestrian crossing locations. When a pedestrian pushes the button to active the HAWK signal, a flashing …
Question: Can a DUI arrest be made if the driver’s BAC is below .08? First DWI vs. DUI: in previous times the term DWI was used. It stood for “driving while intoxicated” due to alcohol consumption. Conversely, today’s term is …
Question: Can a yellow pavement line marking being on both the left and right side of your vehicle at the same time? In both the left (“reversible lane”) and right-side (“shared center lane”) of picture #15- 22 below the yellow …
Question: Can the failure to exit an intersection after the traffic signal turns red be a ticket violation? The picture above gives motorists the answer period if there is no clear exit to proceed out of the intersection it doesn’t …