Traffic Laws and Penalties Flashcards
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In Delaware, what is the maximum speed limit on interstate highways?
Answer: 65 mph
The maximum posted speed limit on Delaware interstate highways is 65 mph, though lower limits may be posted in specific sections.
What does Delaware's 'hands-free' law require of drivers?
Answer: Drivers may only use voice-activated or mounted devices while driving
Delaware's hands-free law prohibits drivers from holding or manually using a mobile device — only hands-free, voice-activated, or mounted devices are permitted.
What is the legal consequence of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries in Delaware?
Answer: A misdemeanor or felony charge depending on severity
Leaving the scene of an accident involving injuries (hit and run) in Delaware is a serious criminal offense that can result in misdemeanor or felony charges.
In Delaware, speeding 1–9 mph over the limit in a school zone carries:
Answer: Enhanced fines compared to regular speeding
Speeding in a school zone in Delaware carries enhanced fines and penalties compared to speeding in regular traffic areas.
What must a Delaware driver do immediately after being involved in an accident with injuries?
Answer: Stop, render aid, and notify law enforcement
Delaware law requires drivers involved in an injury accident to stop immediately, render reasonable aid to injured persons, and contact law enforcement.
What is required when a Delaware traffic accident causes property damage over $500?
Answer: An accident report must be filed with the DMV within 10 days
When a Delaware accident involves property damage exceeding $500, drivers are required to file an accident report with the DMV within 10 days.