Delaware's Route 1 is not a toll road. However, there are a few toll plazas along the route. The Delaware Department of Transportation is responsible for Route 1, and they do not charge tolls.

Yes, Delaware allows lane splitting. This means that motorcycles can ride between the lanes of traffic, which can help to avoid traffic congestion. Riders are cautioned to use caution when lane splitting, as it can be dangerous if done improperly.

Yes, in Delaware you need to stop for a red light before making a right turn. This is a safety precaution to ensure that all vehicles are following the rules of the road and to avoid accidents.

In Delaware, the no-fault system affects personal injury claims in a few different ways. First, injured parties must file a claim with their insurance company before filing a lawsuit. Second, injured parties are limited in the amount of money they can recover from their insurance company. Finally, injured parties are not allowed to sue for pain and suffering unless their injuries are severe. As a result of these limitations, many injured parties choose to file lawsuits rather than file claims with their insurance company.