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Delaware Department of Transportation
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Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is a state government agency responsible for the planning, construction, maintenance, and operation of Delaware's transportation infrastructure. It serves Delaware residents, commuters, commercial vehicle operators, and developers through a statewide portfolio that includes highways and bridges, public transit (DART First State), toll facilities (E-ZPass Delaware on I-95 and SR-1), DMV-related services (vehicle registration and inspection via the Wilmington DMV), oversized/overweight permitting, EV charging infrastructure, and traffic management through its Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS).

DelDOT's underlying technology platforms include a Smart Work Zone System that integrates contractor heavy equipment telematics with Waze and navigation apps (producing nearly 900 digital work zones and over 750,000 automated worker presence events), connected-vehicle pilot work using DSRC, C-V2X, and Verizon's Edge Transportation Exchange, the DelDOT Gateway GIS/mapping platform, the DelDOT Mobile App with DART Pass mobile ticketing, and the use of Ultra High Performance Concrete overlays on bridge rehabilitation. The agency also leads the Connected Construction Data Alliance with FHWA participation to standardize construction-zone data exchange across state agencies.

DelDOT does not generate commercial revenue; it is funded through state budgets, federal transportation grants, and highway user fees including tolls. Its go-to-market is direct-to-citizen through deldot.gov, mobile apps, physical offices (Dover headquarters, Wilmington DMV), and integration partnerships with DART, Delaware DMV, E-ZPass, HaulHub Technologies, and Waze. Pricing is not applicable as services are government-funded rather than commercially priced.

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Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is a state government agency that plans, builds, and maintains Delaware's highways, bridges, public transit (DART), toll facilities, EV charging, and traffic management systems, serving residents, commuters, commercial vehicle operators, and developers statewide.

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HeadquartersDelaware, United States
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Offices3 records

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state transportation services, transportation infrastructure management, public transit operations, bridge and roadway maintenance, transportation permitting services
Industry3 codes
1Roadside Drainage, Stormwater & Erosion Control Maintenance
CodeTLAJAAAEPrimaryYes
2Transit Signal Priority (TSP) & Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP)
CodeTLAJACAKPrimaryNo
3Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) & Transponder/Tag Systems (RFID/DSRC)
CodeTLAJABAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems485113
  • Urban Transit Systems4851
SIC code2 codes
  • Local & Suburban Transit & Interurban Hwy Passenger Trans4100
  • Transportation Services4700
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Government Transportation Infrastructure
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1Government Funding
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State transportation department funded through state budgets, federal grants, and highway user fees including tolls on Delaware roadways

deldot.gov
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DelDOT manages Delaware's statewide transportation infrastructure including 900+ miles of roads, bridges, public transit (DART First State), toll facilities, and EV charging infrastructure. It delivers services such as traffic management via the Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS), oversized/overweight vehicle permitting, development coordination, snow and ice removal, and real-time traveler information through the DelDOT mobile app and website.

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  • Ultra High Performance Concrete overlays extend bridge deck lifespan up to 50 years while reducing future repairs and disruptions
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Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) operates as a state government transportation agency providing a portfolio of infrastructure, safety, and mobility services. The core offerings include road and bridge infrastructure maintenance (with UHPC overlay technology for bridge rehabilitation), the Smart Work Zone System integrating telematics with navigation apps for roadside safety, and the Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS) combining technology and infrastructure for traffic management. Public transit services are delivered through DART First State with mobile ticketing via the DelDOT Mobile App. Online permitting and coordination services include the Oversize/Overweight Permit System, Development Coordination Portal, and Project Status Search. The DelDOT Gateway provides GIS/mapping capabilities, while supporting services include EV charging infrastructure, the Delaware Strategic Highway Safety Plan, archaeology/historic preservation, and seasonal snow/ice maintenance.

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Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-10
Description

FHWA participates in the Connected Construction Data Alliance led by DelDOT, working to establish standardized data exchange guidelines across state agencies to scale work zone safety practices nationwide.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

DelDOT collaborated with HaulHub Technologies and Waze to implement a smart work zone system integrating contractor heavy equipment telematics to provide real-time safety alerts to motorists. The initiative established nearly 900 digital work zones and generated over 750,000 automated worker presence events.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Waze integration enables construction zone data to flow into consumer navigation apps, providing real-time safety alerts to motorists through the smart work zone system implemented by DelDOT and HaulHub Technologies.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Louisiana DOTD is implementing connected equipment, telematics, and digital mapping similar to DelDOT's approach, demonstrating shift from paper-based workflows to integrated digital project delivery for work zone safety.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Federal Highway Administration grant partner in the smart work zone system implementation project with DelDOT and HaulHub Technologies.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Federal Highway Administration grant partner in the smart work zone system implementation project with DelDOT and HaulHub Technologies.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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DelDOT partners with Delaware DMV for vehicle services including registration, inspections, and appointment scheduling at the Wilmington DMV location.

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DelDOT operates DART First State public transit services, providing bus transportation throughout Delaware with integration through the DelDOT app and website.

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Partnership for electronic toll collection on Delaware roadways and bridges including I-95, SR1 Biddles Corner, and SR1 Dover.

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Location for 12 new EV fast-charging stations capable of charging an EV from 10% to 80% in under 20 minutes without requiring membership.

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Peers8 records
1Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
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Neighbor state DOT with a comparable multi-modal mandate across roads, bridges, and public transit. Both agencies manage large interstate bridge rehabilitation programs and operate toll facilities through partner authorities.

TypeDirect peer
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Direct peer along the I-95 corridor; NJDOT manages the same combination of roadway operations, bridge maintenance, oversize/overweight permitting, and E-ZPass-coordinated tolling as DelDOT.

TypeOthers
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Core technology vendor that built DelDOT's Smart Work Zone System and integrates contractor telematics with Waze — an enabling partner rather than a competitor, but materially coupled to DelDOT's work-zone safety value proposition.

TypeDirect peer
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Multi-modal state DOT combining highway, transit (MBTA), and tolling under one agency — a structural twin to DelDOT's integrated roads-transit-tolling model.

TypeDirect peer
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Adjacent state DOT with the same statutory mandate: plan, build, and maintain roadway, bridge, transit, and tolling infrastructure. Maryland's MDTA operates E-ZPass tolling and MTA runs transit — direct functional peers to DelDOT's DART and E-ZPass Delaware operations.

TypeDirect peer
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State DOT operating the same multi-modal portfolio — highways, bridges, traffic management — and partnering with FHWA on innovation programs, making it a direct structural peer to DelDOT.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Federal-level counterpart that funds and partners with DelDOT on the Connected Construction Data Alliance and smart work zone grants; broader in mandate, but the closest overlay to DelDOT's innovation agenda.

TypeDirect peer
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State-level transportation agency with matching scope: interstate maintenance, bridge rehabilitation, smart traffic management centers, and work-zone safety programs. Comparable in technology adoption profile to DelDOT.

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Delaware Department of Transportation

Government Transportation Infrastructuredeldot.gov

Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is a state government agency that plans, builds, and maintains Delaware's highways, bridges, public transit (DART), toll facilities, EV charging, and traffic management systems, serving residents, commuters, commercial vehicle operators, and developers statewide.

What Delaware Department of Transportation does

Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is a state government agency responsible for the planning, construction, maintenance, and operation of Delaware's transportation infrastructure. It serves Delaware residents, commuters, commercial vehicle operators, and developers through a statewide portfolio that includes highways and bridges, public transit (DART First State), toll facilities (E-ZPass Delaware on I-95 and SR-1), DMV-related services (vehicle registration and inspection via the Wilmington DMV), oversized/overweight permitting, EV charging infrastructure, and traffic management through its Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS).

DelDOT's underlying technology platforms include a Smart Work Zone System that integrates contractor heavy equipment telematics with Waze and navigation apps (producing nearly 900 digital work zones and over 750,000 automated worker presence events), connected-vehicle pilot work using DSRC, C-V2X, and Verizon's Edge Transportation Exchange, the DelDOT Gateway GIS/mapping platform, the DelDOT Mobile App with DART Pass mobile ticketing, and the use of Ultra High Performance Concrete overlays on bridge rehabilitation. The agency also leads the Connected Construction Data Alliance with FHWA participation to standardize construction-zone data exchange across state agencies.

DelDOT does not generate commercial revenue; it is funded through state budgets, federal transportation grants, and highway user fees including tolls. Its go-to-market is direct-to-citizen through deldot.gov, mobile apps, physical offices (Dover headquarters, Wilmington DMV), and integration partnerships with DART, Delaware DMV, E-ZPass, HaulHub Technologies, and Waze. Pricing is not applicable as services are government-funded rather than commercially priced.

Delaware Department of Transportation firmographics

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Name
Delaware Department of Transportation
Legal name
Delaware Department of Transportation
Website
https://deldot.gov
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is a state government agency that plans, builds, and maintains Delaware's highways, bridges, public transit (DART), toll facilities, EV charging, and traffic management systems, serving residents, commuters, commercial vehicle operators, and developers statewide.
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Delaware Department of Transportation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Government Transportation Infrastructure
NAICS
Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems (485113), Urban Transit Systems (4851)
SIC
Local & Suburban Transit & Interurban Hwy Passenger Trans (4100), Transportation Services (4700)
akta.pro primary industry
Roadside Drainage, Stormwater & Erosion Control Maintenance (TLAJAAAE)
akta.pro secondary industries
Transit Signal Priority (TSP) & Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP) (TLAJACAK), Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) & Transponder/Tag Systems (RFID/DSRC) (TLAJABAA)

Keywords

  • State transportation services
  • Transportation infrastructure management
  • Public transit operations
  • Bridge and roadway maintenance
  • Transportation permitting services

Where Delaware Department of Transportation is headquartered

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Delaware
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United States
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North America

Offices3 records

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Delaware Department of Transportation business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

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  1. Government Funding: State transportation department funded through state budgets, federal grants, and highway user fees including tolls on Delaware roadways

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Delaware Department of Transportation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

DelDOT manages Delaware's statewide transportation infrastructure including 900+ miles of roads, bridges, public transit (DART First State), toll facilities, and EV charging infrastructure. It delivers services such as traffic management via the Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS), oversized/overweight vehicle permitting, development coordination, snow and ice removal, and real-time traveler information through the DelDOT mobile app and website.

Product overview

Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) operates as a state government transportation agency providing a portfolio of infrastructure, safety, and mobility services. The core offerings include road and bridge infrastructure maintenance (with UHPC overlay technology for bridge rehabilitation), the Smart Work Zone System integrating telematics with navigation apps for roadside safety, and the Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS) combining technology and infrastructure for traffic management. Public transit services are delivered through DART First State with mobile ticketing via the DelDOT Mobile App. Online permitting and coordination services include the Oversize/Overweight Permit System, Development Coordination Portal, and Project Status Search. The DelDOT Gateway provides GIS/mapping capabilities, while supporting services include EV charging infrastructure, the Delaware Strategic Highway Safety Plan, archaeology/historic preservation, and seasonal snow/ice maintenance.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Quantifiable outcome

  • Ultra High Performance Concrete overlays extend bridge deck lifespan up to 50 years while reducing future repairs and disruptions
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Delaware Department of Transportation

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Named customers4 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Delaware Department of Transportation technology and API

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Delaware Department of Transportation partnerships and signals

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Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 June 2026FHWA participates in the Connected Construction Data Alliance led by DelDOT, working to establish standardized data exchange guidelines across state agencies to scale work zone safety practices nationwide.
  • HaulHub TechnologiescoreTechnology or IntegrationDelDOT collaborated with HaulHub Technologies and Waze to implement a smart work zone system integrating contractor heavy equipment telematics to provide real-time safety alerts to motorists. The initiative established nearly 900 digital work zones and generated over 750,000 automated worker presence events.
  • WazecoreTechnology or IntegrationWaze integration enables construction zone data to flow into consumer navigation apps, providing real-time safety alerts to motorists through the smart work zone system implemented by DelDOT and HaulHub Technologies.
  • Louisiana Department of Transportation and DevelopmentcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLouisiana DOTD is implementing connected equipment, telematics, and digital mapping similar to DelDOT's approach, demonstrating shift from paper-based workflows to integrated digital project delivery for work zone safety.
  • Iowa Department of TransportationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerFederal Highway Administration grant partner in the smart work zone system implementation project with DelDOT and HaulHub Technologies.
  • Nebraska Department of TransportationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerFederal Highway Administration grant partner in the smart work zone system implementation project with DelDOT and HaulHub Technologies.
  • Delaware Motor Vehicle (DMV)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDelDOT partners with Delaware DMV for vehicle services including registration, inspections, and appointment scheduling at the Wilmington DMV location.
  • DART First StatecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDelDOT operates DART First State public transit services, providing bus transportation throughout Delaware with integration through the DelDOT app and website.
  • E-ZPass DelawarecoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPartnership for electronic toll collection on Delaware roadways and bridges including I-95, SR1 Biddles Corner, and SR1 Dover.
  • Biden Welcome CenterminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLocation for 12 new EV fast-charging stations capable of charging an EV from 10% to 80% in under 20 minutes without requiring membership.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Delaware Department of Transportation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Pennsylvania Department of Transportation: Neighbor state DOT with a comparable multi-modal mandate across roads, bridges, and public transit. Both agencies manage large interstate bridge rehabilitation programs and operate toll facilities through partner authorities.
  • New Jersey Department of Transportation: Direct peer along the I-95 corridor; NJDOT manages the same combination of roadway operations, bridge maintenance, oversize/overweight permitting, and E-ZPass-coordinated tolling as DelDOT.
  • Massachusetts Department of Transportation: Multi-modal state DOT combining highway, transit (MBTA), and tolling under one agency — a structural twin to DelDOT's integrated roads-transit-tolling model.
  • Maryland Department of Transportation: Adjacent state DOT with the same statutory mandate: plan, build, and maintain roadway, bridge, transit, and tolling infrastructure. Maryland's MDTA operates E-ZPass tolling and MTA runs transit — direct functional peers to DelDOT's DART and E-ZPass Delaware operations.
  • New York State Department of Transportation: State DOT operating the same multi-modal portfolio — highways, bridges, traffic management — and partnering with FHWA on innovation programs, making it a direct structural peer to DelDOT.
  • Virginia Department of Transportation: State-level transportation agency with matching scope: interstate maintenance, bridge rehabilitation, smart traffic management centers, and work-zone safety programs. Comparable in technology adoption profile to DelDOT.

Others

  • HaulHub Technologies: Core technology vendor that built DelDOT's Smart Work Zone System and integrates contractor telematics with Waze — an enabling partner rather than a competitor, but materially coupled to DelDOT's work-zone safety value proposition.

Broad incumbents

  • Federal Highway Administration: Federal-level counterpart that funds and partners with DelDOT on the Connected Construction Data Alliance and smart work zone grants; broader in mandate, but the closest overlay to DelDOT's innovation agenda.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Delaware Department of Transportation M&A and investment

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Investments1 record

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Frequently asked questions about Delaware Department of Transportation

What does Delaware Department of Transportation do?

DelDOT manages Delaware's statewide transportation infrastructure including 900+ miles of roads, bridges, public transit (DART First State), toll facilities, and EV charging infrastructure. It delivers services such as traffic management via the Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS), oversized/overweight vehicle permitting, development coordination, snow and ice removal, and real-time traveler information through the DelDOT mobile app and website.

Is Delaware Department of Transportation a public or private company?

Delaware Department of Transportation is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Delaware Department of Transportation founded?

Delaware Department of Transportation was founded in -1.

Where is Delaware Department of Transportation based?

Delaware Department of Transportation is headquartered in Delaware, United States, in the North America region.

How does Delaware Department of Transportation make money?

One revenue line is on record: government Funding.

Who are Delaware Department of Transportation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, New Jersey Department of Transportation, Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Maryland Department of Transportation, New York State Department of Transportation and Virginia Department of Transportation. HaulHub Technologies is listed as an others. Federal Highway Administration is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Delaware Department of Transportation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Delaware Department of Transportation.

What industry is Delaware Department of Transportation in?

Delaware Department of Transportation's product category is Government Transportation Infrastructure. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAJAAAE, Roadside Drainage, Stormwater & Erosion Control Maintenance, with a secondary code of TLAJACAK, Transit Signal Priority (TSP) & Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP). Its NAICS code is 485113 and its SIC code is 4100.

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CSRwireConnected Equipment is Protecting Louisiana’s DriversThe Ray released a case study showcasing how the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is using connected equipment, telematics, and digital mapping to improve work zone safety by providing real-time driver alerts, asset tracking, and data-driven safety audits. The initiative demonstrates a shift from paper-based workflows to integrated digital project delivery that enables construction zone data to flow into consumer navigation apps and V2X platforms. A national effort called the Connected Construction Data Alliance, led by the Delaware Department of Transportation with Federal Highway Administration participation, is working to establish standardized data exchange guidelines across state agencies to scale these safety practices nationwide.WDEL 101.7FMDelDOT preparing to open Northbound Route 1 bridge over Route 16 near BroadkillDelaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is preparing to open the northbound Route 1 bridge over Route 16 near Broadkill. The project, located in Delaware, is nearing completion with full operations expected by April 2026.Construction Equipment GuideDelaware I-95 Bridges Get UHPC Upgrade : CEGDelaware Department of Transportation is conducting a $42 million rehabilitation project on four bridges along Interstate 95 in northern Delaware, using Ultra High Performance Concrete overlays that are roughly four times stronger than traditional concrete. The project is approximately 40% complete, expected to finish next year, and employs complex traffic management including contraflow operations to maintain flow through the 10-lane work zone. DelDOT estimates the UHPC overlay will extend bridge deck lifespan up to 50 years while reducing future repairs and disruptions.SmartercenterCV Deployments in the USA research project by the SMARTER Center outlines numerous connected vehicle (CV) pilot studies and test beds currently deployed across the United States to enhance traffic safety and efficiency. These initiatives, managed by various state departments of transportation and academic institutions, utilize technologies like DSRC and C-V2X to enable communication between vehicles, infrastructure, and pedestrians. The deployments span multiple states including Arizona, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Maryland, Michigan, and North Carolina, focusing on applications such as emergency vehicle preemption and transit signal priority.TransportationopsHeavy Equipment Based Connected Work ZoneThe Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), in collaboration with HaulHub Technologies and Waze, has implemented a smart work zone system that integrates contractor heavy equipment telematics to provide real-time safety alerts to motorists. Supported by a Federal Highway Administration grant involving partner agencies in Iowa, Louisiana, and Nebraska, the initiative has established nearly 900 digital work zones and generated over 750,000 automated worker presence events. The project aims to enhance roadside safety and efficiency through standardized data integration across multiple Original Equipment Manufacturers and mapping providers.PR NewswireDELAWARE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HONORED FOR REDUCING SEVERE CRASHES AT INTERSECTIONS USING ALL-WAY STOP CONTROLThe Delaware Department of Transportation received a 2023 National Roadway Safety Award for reducing severe crashes at intersections by converting 20 low-volume intersections from two-way to all-way stops between 2017 and 2020. In the two years following the conversions (2021-2022), overall crashes fell by 71 percent, fatal crashes by 75 percent, and injury crashes by 90 percent, while costing only a few thousand dollars per intersection. DelDOT has since converted 25 additional intersections and plans to convert approximately 25 more by the end of 2024.