New Wrong-Way Driving Technology Detected over 215 Incidents Across Massachusetts

State announces progress on wrong-way driver detection systems across Mass.

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced the installation of 86 wrong-way driver detection systems across the commonwealth.

New wrong-way driving technology detected over 215 incidents across Massachusetts

Since June, Massachusetts has installed 86 wrong-way driving detection systems that have identified more than 215 incidents across the state.

Mass. has installed nearly 90 wrong-way detection cameras. Hundreds more are coming, officials say. - The Boston Globe

State officials said they have installed 86 wrong-way driving detection systems since announcing the effort in June. Roughly 300 will be rolled out by the end of 2027 under the $75 million project.

Mass. has installed nearly 100 cameras to catch wrong-way drivers, and 100s more are coming

BOSTON — Massachusetts highway officials have nearly 100 new wrong-way driver detection systems statewide since a State Police trooper was killed by an intoxicated driver traveling the wrong way on Route 1 in May.

MassDOT has installed 90 wrong-way driving detection systems since June

MassDOT has installed around 90 wrong-way driving detection systems across the state since June to try to reduce deadly head-on crashes.