Bethel
Bethel, DE · Traffic & Transit
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DART Connect-Seaford Service Begins Monday
On Monday, November 16th, DART Connect-Seaford service will begin. This is an on-demand microtransit service designed to deliver convenient, low-cost mobility across the Seaford area. This replaces traditional fixed routs with modern, shared-ride transit. Launched as a pilot program in 2021 In Georgetown and Millsboro, Newark joined in 2023. On-demand microtransit utilizes smaller, fully accessible vehicles, equipped with bike racks, to provide shared rides typically within 15 minutes of a request. DART Connect – Seaford will operate on weekdays, Monday through Friday, from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. The cost of riding is the same as the regular bus fare.
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The City of Lewes says Savannah road will continue to have a bike lane
LEWES, Del.- A parking dispute in Lewes ends with a decision from the city. The council voted 3 to 2 Monday night to keep parking restrictions in place along Savannah Road, outside Lewes Brewing Company. The city says keeping the bike lane is a matter of safety and Dave Jones,...
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Right Shoulder Closed on Forrest Ave Northbound Near Dover
Drivers heading northbound on Forrest Avenue near Dover should be prepared for a lane restriction as construction work is underway in the area. According to DelDOT, the right shoulder on Forrest Avenue northbound, between Mifflin Road and Heatherfield Way, is currently closed. The incident is listed as active in Kent County as of 9:36 AM on November 12, 2026.
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An idea to improve school bus safety
We all see it every morning and afternoon: big yellow buses picking up and dropping off our precious cargo, our children. So many times we see drivers speeding past bus stops in darkness, fog, drinking coffee, texting, etc., with no thought for children standing or walking across the road to get to their school bus pickup. These children are possibly running late, thinking about their friends or even looking at their phones with not a care in the world, let alone a car riding by their bus stop.
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Letter to Editor: Distracted, Impaired and Impatient Drivers Put Us All at Risk
Recently, within ten minutes, I was nearly hit twice while riding my bicycle in Easton. On North Aurora Street, a driver honked aggressively behind me and then passed with about six inches to spare. Maryland law requires drivers to give a person on a bicycle at least three feet when passing, and if there is no bike lane or shoulder, cyclists can “take the lane”. Six inches is not a judgment call. It is a near miss with a 4,000-pound car. And it gained her nothing: when she parked at her location, I pulled up just 15 seconds behind her. She put my life at risk to save a quarter of a minute.