The Maryland State Highway Administration put out a survey for ideas and input concerning the safety of people who walk or ride bicycles. Ocean City is one of the main locations that could impact from the results of this survey.

Phase Two of the East Camden Bypass Project officially began Monday, July 21. It marks the next step in a multi-year effort to improve traffic safety and reduce congestion in and around Camden.

As Delawareans celebrate the Fourth of July with cookouts, fireworks, and family gatherings, the Delaware Office of Highway Safety is working to keep impaired drivers off the roads through its relaunched Sober Rides program.

Roadside trash concerns along Route 10 are piling up in Kent County — and neighbors say they’re tired of picking up a mess they didn’t make.

Following an increase in duck fatalities, a Clayton farmer is raising concerns about speeding cars on Alley Mill Road, endangering wildlife.

Neighbors on East Loockerman Street in Dover are raising concerns about speeding in their neighborhood. Many say drivers using the street as a shortcut between Route 13 and Route 8 are turning it into a dangerous raceway.

Efforts to improve road safety in Hartly have led to a new traffic change. A four-way stop was recently installed at the intersection of Pearsons Corner Road and West Denneys Road following years of accidents and concerns from the community.

Amid heavy snowfall and worsening conditions, many Milford residents are making a final dash to stores for last-minute essentials before the storm fully sets in. As snow blankets the region, shoppers are braving the elements to ensure they have what they need to ride out the second major winter storm of the season.

Road safety is the focus tonight at a public workshop hosted by the Dover Kent Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for Little Creek residents. The event is designed to gather feedback on how to improve road conditions and connectivity for both drivers and pedestrians.