In the above News Journal cartoon, Santa is directing one of his elves to deliver to DelDOT a document on how to design a road. While humor can be entertaining, there is also humor that falls into the category of …
QUESTION: What is free, can actually save money and has the potential save your life? ANSWER: Using your vehicle’s occupant protection system is absolutely FREE. It does not cost a single penny to buckle-up, but it could cost you money …
COUNTRY DRIVING — a favorite of the FORCE! QUESTION: What type of lines (straight/curved) make the bend in the road identified by the sign pictured above? ANSWER: STRAIGHT LINES! But the road “CURVES” is generally what is said to challenge …
What to Do and Expect When Stopped by Law Enforcement Law enforcement officers conduct traffic stops because they observe a traffic violation or are conducting a police investigation. Being stopped by a law enforcement officer can be a stressful experience …
Is North Van Buren Street in Wilmington in the picture above a one-way street or a two-way street? Easy answer — it is a two-way street. The DOUBLE SOLID YELLOW LINE is separating 2 single lanes of opposite direction traffic. …
QUESTION: A single solid white line is identified in Delaware Law as meaning what? THE ANSWER: Delaware Law does not have any identification of the meaning of a solid white line. In fact, Delaware Law does not identify the meaning …
A reading of Delaware Law below clearly identifies “THERE ARE NO ABSOLUTES” for determining a legal following distance. TITLE 21 Motor Vehicles Operation and Equipment CHAPTER 41. RULES OF THE ROAD § 4123. Following too closely. (a) The driver of …
Picture #14-8 Picture #14-9 Which of the above signs is the most effective in warning motorists of a slower speed zone ahead? THE ANSWER: PICTURE #14-9! The sign that identifies the actual maximum speed limit ahead is a real benefit. …
Did You Know? 1. Air Bags do not prevent rear window ejections. 2. Air Bags do not prevent side door ejections.
QUESTION: The YELLOW pavement line marking is ALWAYS LEFT and NEVER RIGHT — (true/false)? Approximately 4 decades ago YELLOW pavement line markings began to appear on our roadway system. Prior to that time all roadway markings were WHITE. The major …