I-95 North Experiences Rolling Shoulder Work Near Exit 4A Until 1 PM

Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 9:36 AM

DelDOT crews are conducting rolling operations on the right shoulder of northbound Interstate 95 at Exit Ramp 4A. The work is scheduled to continue until 1:00 PM today.

Delaware Department of Transportation crews are currently performing rolling maintenance operations along the right shoulder of northbound Interstate 95 near Exit Ramp 4A.

The shoulder work began earlier today and is expected to wrap up by 1:00 PM this afternoon, according to DelDOT traffic reports.

Motorists traveling north on I-95 in the area should exercise caution and expect potential delays as crews complete their operations. Drivers are advised to move to the left lane when possible to provide a safe work zone for maintenance personnel.

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