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Salem Church Road Corridor Study
DelDOT is working with stakeholders and the community on this planning-level corridor study of Salem Church Road from SR 4 to Old Baltimore Pike.
Newton Road Corridor Study
PurposeThe Newton Road Corridor Study will examine potential improvements to Newton Road north of Bridgeville between SR 404 and Fawn Road.The study will consider safety, area development plans, multimodal...
Georgetown Bicycle & Pedestrian Study
The town of Georgetown, DE, located in central Sussex County, serves as a throughway for accessing Delaware beaches. The Town has experienced rapid growth in recent years that has come with additional...
Southeast Sussex Study
DelDOT has been aware of concerns expressed by local area residents and public/elected officials regarding increased traffic levels and safety along key transportation corridors west of Fenwick Island,...
South Central Kent Circulation & Sufficiency Study
The goal of the South Central Kent County Circulation & Sufficiency Study is to evaluate south central Kent County roadways to identify short-term (1-5 years) and medium-term (6-10 years) recommendations...
Washington Street & Baynard Blvd Bicycle/Pedestrian Improvements Concept Development
Over the past two years, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) has partnered with the Jefferson Street Center, The City of Wilmington, Healthy Communities Delaware, Urban Bike Project,...
SR 16 Corridor Study
PurposeThe Milton SR 16 Corridor Study will examine potential improvements to SR 16 in Milton. Alternatives and/or improvements to SR 16 can provide the Town of Milton with additional circulation and commercial...
Augustine Cut Off Bicycle & Pedestrian Network Improvements - Engineering Design
DelDOT is moving forward with the scope of work outlined in the Augustine Cut Off Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Improvements Study, which documents the concept design for bicycle and pedestrian improvements...
North Bethany Bicycle & Pedestrian Corridor Study
The purpose of the North Bethany Bicycle and Pedestrian Corridor Study is to evaluate alternatives to provide low-stress bicycle and pedestrian facilities along SR 1 between Bethany Beach and...
North Dupont Road Pedestrian and Streetscape Feasibility Study
The North Dupont Road Pedestrian and Streetscape Feasibility Study is being developed to evaluate the feasibility of and develop conceptual alternatives for improvements to walkability, bikeability,...
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Coastal Corridors Monitoring Committee Meeting #2
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New Meeting for North Bethany Bicycle & Pedestrian Corridor Study
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This will be the final public workshop for this study. The purpose of this study is to identify opportunities to improve safety and provide low-stress bicycle and pedestrian facilities along SR 1 between Bethany Beach and the Indian River Inlet Bridge. The formal public notice is posted on the Delaware Public Meeting Calendar (click here to view).
An overview presentation will be given at 5 pm and repeated at 6 pm.
A virtual attendance option is available via Microsoft Teams.
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All related workshop documents, including a public survey, will be posted online at publicinput.com/nbethanycorridor by the day of the meeting. Comment forms may also be mailed to DelDOT Community Relations, ATTN: N. Bethany Corridor Study, P.O. Box 778, Dover, DE 19903 or sent via email to: dotpublic@delaware.gov
Public Open House: Five Points Transportation Study & SR 1 Low-Stress Bikeway Study
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The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) invites you to the Five Points Transportation Study and the SR 1 Low-Stress Bikeways Study: Public Open House on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, beginning at 4:30 pm at the Cape Henlopen High School Cafeteria, located at 1250 Kings Highway, Lewes, DE 19958. The study team will provide a review of the 2024 Five Points Transportation Study and share the schedule for the remainder of the calendar year.
Members of the public are welcome to drop in any time between 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to view study information for the Five Points Transportation Study and final recommendations for the SR 1 Low-Stress Bikeways Study. The study team and DelDOT staff will be on hand to answer questions. A brief presentation on the 2024 Five Points Transportation Study Annual Report will be given at 4:30 p.m. and again at 5:30 p.m.
The presentation and all related workshop documents, including comment forms, will be posted on the respective project web pages: https://publicinput.com/5points and https://publicinput.com/sr1bikewaystudy during the week of the open house. Comment forms may also be mailed to DelDOT Community Relations, ATTN: Five Points Transportation Study, P.O. Box 778, Dover, DE 19903 or sent via email to 5Points@publicinput.com or sr1bikewaystudy@publicinput.com.
This Open House is accessible to persons having disabilities. Persons who require auxiliary aids and services such as qualified interpreters are requested to contact DelDOT by phone, email, or mail one week in advance. For further information contact DelDOT Community Relations: dotpublic@delaware.gov or by calling 1-800-652-5600 (in DE) or 302-760-2080 or write to the above address.
SR 16 Corridor Study / Milton ATP Public Workshop #3
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Come to the Public Workshop to learn about DelDOT's two planning efforts in the Milton area.
Coastal Corridors Monitoring Committee (CCMC) Meeting #1
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The CCMC brings together the Coastal Corridors Committee (comprised of Ellendale, Georgetown, and Milton stakeholders) and stakeholders from the Greenwood/Bridgeville Transportation Plan. The first meeting of the CCMC was be held on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, at 4 p.m. Agenda topics may include:
- CCMC Purpose, Role and Expectations
- Review of Prior Studies and Recommendations
- Review of Current Transportation and Land Use Data
- Review of Current Studies in Study Area
- Spotlight Topic