Right Lane Blocked on SR-1 South Near Exit 93 Through Early Morning Hours

Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at 9:46 PM

Motorists traveling southbound on State Route 1 will encounter a lane restriction between Willow Grove Road and the Exit 93 off-ramp. The right lane closure is scheduled to remain in effect until 3 a.m.

Delaware drivers should expect delays on a busy stretch of State Route 1 southbound due to ongoing lane restrictions in the Willow Grove Road area.

The Delaware Department of Transportation reports that the right lane is currently blocked along SR-1 southbound starting at Willow Grove Road and continuing through the end of the Exit 93 off-ramp.

Transportation officials indicate the lane closure will remain active until 3 a.m., affecting the morning commute for drivers in the area.

Motorists are advised to allow extra travel time and use caution when approaching the work zone.

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Right Lane Blocked on SR-1 South Near Exit 93 Through Early Morning Hours

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