Drivers Manual in Delaware
The state of Delaware for the information of its residents and motorists publishes several documents. Most of these documents are available online at the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website. In Delaware, driving is not a right but a privilege and therefore the issuance of a driver’s license comes with a lot of responsibilities, safety being the most important responsibility. Safety of one’s own self and others on the roads is of the primary concern to the state government of Delaware and for this reason the Delaware Driver Manual or drivers’ manual in Delaware is the best companion to every motorists in the state. In addition, it is the manual which must be read by all those hoping to become drivers in Delaware.
The manual is available online and free of cost on the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles website. It covers a variety of topics like:
- Crashes/accidents
- Protecting oneself in an accident
- Avoiding collisions
- Vehicle emergencies
- Sharing the road with other drivers
- Night driving
- Communication with other drivers
- Basic driving skills
- Speed
- Parking
- Traffic control laws
- Some important Delaware laws
- Delaware drinking and driving laws
- License revocation and suspension
- The driver examination
- Driver license classifications
As the abovementioned topics show that the manual serves equally well all the segments of the society be it young drivers or veteran drivers. For example, if a driver is planning to travel to Delaware and wants to know about the state’s laws regarding the use of cell phone, signaling, overtaking and move over laws, he/she needs to read through “Some Important Delaware Laws” section, wherein it is specifically stated that as of January 1, 2011, the use of hand-held cell phones and texting while driving is strictly prohibited. However the use of cell phone with a hands-free device is still allowed. Similarly those motorists who are thinking of driving to Delaware are advised to read through the manual’s section on the state’s DUI laws so that they could stay out of trouble, while not endangering the lives of other motorists on the roads.
