Level 2 Driving Restriction Issued for Delaware Amid Winter Storm A Level 2 Driving Restriction is now in effect across the state of Delaware as hazardous winter weather continues to impact road conditions statewide. Under a Level 2 restriction, travel on Delaware roadways is limited to essential personnel only. This includes emergency workers, public utility […]

Level 2 Driving Restriction Issued for Delaware Amid Winter Storm
A Level 2 Driving Restriction is now in effect across the state of Delaware as hazardous winter weather continues to impact road conditions statewide.
Under a Level 2 restriction, travel on Delaware roadways is limited to essential personnel only. This includes emergency workers, public utility crews, healthcare providers including hospital staff, public and private snow removal operators, private sector food and fuel delivery services, and industries, companies, or organizations that have been granted a waiver. Businesses facing critical continuity or operational concerns may also qualify under the restriction.
State officials say the decision was made due to deteriorating road conditions caused by heavy snow, blowing snow, and reduced visibility. With snow continuing to fall and winds increasing, travel has become increasingly dangerous, especially on secondary roads and untreated surfaces.
Officials strongly urge residents to stay off the roads unless they fall into one of the approved categories. Limiting traffic allows plow crews and emergency responders to operate more safely and efficiently during the height of the storm.
Drivers who are authorized to travel should use extreme caution, expect snow-covered and icy roads, and be prepared for rapidly changing conditions.
There is also the potential for further upgrades if conditions continue to worsen.
Residents are encouraged to monitor official state announcements for updates and to follow all guidance from local and state authorities as the winter storm unfolds.
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A Level 3 Driving Ban will take effect at 10 p.m. tonight for Kent and Sussex counties as a powerful winter storm continues to impact southern Delaware.