Electronic Speed Safety Program to Begin on Monday, Jan. 17

Electronic Speed Safety Program to Begin on Monday, Jan. 17

DelDOT in partnership with the Delaware State Police announce that beginning Monday, January 17, 2022, the pilot Electronic Speed Safety Program will be active in the I-95 construction zone in Wilmington and will last until the end of the project.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Phase 2 Traffic Pattern Now in Effect

Phase 2 Traffic Pattern Now in Effect

See maps below for current ramp closures.

Current Traffic Patterns on I-95

Current Traffic Patterns on I-95

Watch this video update on what you can expect.

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Alternate Routes to Major Destinations

Alternate Routes to Major Destinations

There are many alternate routes you can use to get around construction on I-95. I-495 is always a great alternative. You can also go to DelDOT’s interactive traffic map, or download the DelDOT or Waze app for your Android or iPhone.

Alternate Routes to Major Destinations
Get Real-Time Traffic Information

Get Real-Time Traffic Information

DelDOT’s interactive map provides the most up-to-date information regarding travel around the state. Find real-time traffic delays, travel times, roadway conditions and live traffic cameras.

Real-time traffic information
Guide to Getting Around During Construction

Guide to Getting Around During Construction

Want to know more? Here is everything you need to know about
the construction on I-95.

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  • Electronic Speed Safety Program to Begin on Monday, Jan. 17

    Electronic Speed Safety Program to Begin on Monday, Jan. 17

    DelDOT has announced that beginning January 17, the pilot Electronic Speed Safety Enforcement Program will be active in the I-95 construction zone in Wilmington. Read More
  • Phase 2 Traffic Pattern Now in Effect

    Phase 2 Traffic Pattern Now in Effect

    See maps below for current ramp closures.
  • Alternative Routes to Major Destinations

    Alternative Routes to Major Destinations

    There are many alternate routes you can use to get around construction on I-95. I-495 is always a great alternative. You can also go to DelDOT’s interactive traffic map, or download the DelDOT or Waze app for your Android or iPhone. Read More
  • Get Real-Time Traffic Information

    Get Real-Time Traffic Information

    DelDOT’s interactive map provides the most up-to-date information regarding travel around the state. Find real-time traffic delays, travel times, roadway conditions and live traffic cameras. Read More
  • Guide to Getting Around During Construction

    Guide to Getting Around During Construction

    Want to know more? Here is everything you need to know about the construction on I-95. Read More
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DelDOT Restore the Corridor Map Phase 2

Current Construction Activities

Southern Project Limits

  • Bridge Rehabilitation (day shift) – Approach slab, wing wall and backwall demolition

Northern Project Limits

  • Drainage (day shift) – Adjust and install drainage inlets

Viaduct

  • Bridge joint removal (primarily day shift): Concrete demolition to remove steel bridge deck joints. Occasional night work in locations where I-95 spans over an existing roadway. Jackhammering involved with demolition work.
  • Bridge parapet removal (day and night shifts): Demolition of concrete barrier and concrete overhang. Nightwork occurs Sunday night through Thursday night. Jackhammering involved with demolition work.

Guide to Getting Around During Construction

Not sure what your travel options are during construction? The Restore the Corridor “Guide to Getting Around During Construction” will help answer your questions and provide the information you need, including maps showing lane/ramp closures and traffic patterns.

DelDOT Restore the Corridor Guide
Project Guide