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You are the owner of this article.The Delaware State Police say they plan to enforce Governor Carney's state of emergency reducing the reasons out-of-state drivers can be in Delaware due to COVID-19.Citing Carney's that requires out-of-state travelers returning to Delaware to immediately self-quarantine for 14-days before doing anything else, the police say they can stop any vehicle driving in the state simply if it is displaying an out-of-state tag. That rule does not apply to traffic on I-95, I-295, or I-495.A stop based solely on the out-of-state tag is limited to asking questions related to the driver's recent travel.In their statement, State Police said their goal isn't to suddenly hand out a slew of tickets. Contained thie modification there are limited exceptions that allow for out-of-state persons and vehicles to enter Delaware without being required to self-quarantine, including:According to the Delaware Attorney General's office, violating the Stay at Home order can lead to a maximum $500 fine and 6-month imprisonment for each violation. We're always interested in hearing about news in our community. Contact the WDEL Newsroom: or (302) 478-8898.© Copyright 2020 , 2727 Shipley Road Wilmington, DE |  ||

You are the owner of this article.The Delaware State Police say they plan to enforce Governor Carney's state of emergency reducing the reasons out-of-state drivers can be in Delaware due to COVID-19.Citing Carney's that requires out-of-state travelers returning to Delaware to immediately self-quarantine for 14-days before doing anything else, the police say they can stop any vehicle driving in the state simply if it is displaying an out-of-state tag. That rule does not apply to traffic on I-95, I-295, or I-495.A stop based solely on the out-of-state tag is limited to asking questions...

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