The study area, shown above, includes the following roadways and intersections:

Study Roadway Segments

  • SR 54 (Lighthouse Road) between W. Fenwick Blvd. and Hudson Road
  • SR 20 between SR 54 and Bayard Road
  • Bayard Road between SR 20 and Central Avenue
  • Old Mill Bridge Road between Bayard Road and SR 54


Study Roadway Intersections

  • SR 54 (Lighthouse Road) and Hudson Road
  • SR 54 (Lighthouse Road) and W. Line Road
  • SR 54 (Lighthouse Road) and SR 20 (Signalized)
  • SR 54 (Lighthouse Road) and Old Mill Bridge Road
  • SR 54 (Lighthouse Road) and W. Bluewater Run
  • SR 54 (Lighthouse Road) and W. Fenwick Blvd (Signalized)
  • SR 20 and Tidal Road.
  • SR 20 and Bayard Road (Signalized)
  • Bayard Road and Central Avenue
  • Bayard Road and Double Bridge Road
  • Bayard Road and Old Mill Bridge Road
  • Old Mill Bridge Road and Herring Way
  • Old Mill Bridge Road and Tidal Road

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Please share general feedback on the draft Southeast Sussex Study report. All documents, including relevant previous studies, technical information, the draft study, and the November 2024 public workshop presentation can be found in the documents section below. The comment period will close on Friday, December 20, 2024.

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Please provide your thoughts on a center two-way left turn lane. The comment period will close on Friday, December 20, 2024.

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DelDOT is reviewing a request to analyze the potential addition of a center two-way left turn lane along SR 54/Lighthouse Road beginning at Hudson Road and ending SR 20/Zion Church Road. The graphic provides an overview of items to consider. Please note that this specific request will be considered holisitically as a part of the other recommendations outlined in the report.

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Project Contact Information

Project Manager: Austin Gray

Email Address: southeastsussex@publicinput.com

Phone: 855-925-2801

Code: 10851

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Public Workshop #2

Fall 2024

Present findings of technical assessments for future conditions analyses and improvement recommendations.

Garner public input regarding recommendations.

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Future Conditions Analysis

Fall 2023 - Fall 2024

Evaluate slow, moderate, and aggressive growth scenarios and identify intersection and corridor impacts and issues.

Evaluate potential solutions and determine iterative solutions for mitigation of impacts.

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Future Volume Development

Fall 2022 - Fall 2023

Establish Design Year 2045, three growth scenarios, and background traffic growth.

Identify proposed area developments and incorporate development-generated trips.

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Public Workshop #1

Summer 2022

Present findings of existing conditions assessment.

Garner public input on findings and public perceptionof needs of the corridors.

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Existing Conditions Performance Assessment

Fall 2021 - Spring 2022

Identification of creash trends and potential causes.

Summary of existing speeds and travel times and evaluation of recommended speed limits.

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Data Collection and Public Outreach

Spring - Summer 2021

Base Year (2021) Weekday PM and Summer Saturday
Midday volume development.

Intersection performance analysis of delay, level of service, and queues.

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Review of Previous Studies

Spring 2021

Summary of previous study recommendations for adjacent corridors.

June 2022 Public Workshop

November 2024 Public Meeting