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We present the Distributed Delay (DD) extension to the Self-Balancing Supply/Demand (SBSD) routing protocols for mobile ad hoc networks. SBSD controls flooding depth to limit network congestion and provides redundant broadcasts at each hop for reliable end-to-end delivery. In DD, the delay between a node-s successive broadcasts increases with that node-s one-hop density, to reduce broadcast redundancy. Simulations consider road-based mobility with varying densities and network traffic levels. Our results show SBSD extended by DD reduces network congestion such that end-to-end delivery for total network traffic is improved without greatly slowing response time.