Coverage dated October 26, 2026 to October 28, 2026

Mass. has installed nearly 90 wrong-way detection cameras, with hundreds more coming

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The systems, which were installed in June, detect vehicles that are driving the wrong way and send real-time alerts to transportation officials and law enforcement.

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The Boston Globe
Mass. has installed nearly 90 wrong-way detection cameras. Hundreds more are coming, officials say. (opens The Boston Globe)
Published Oct 26, 2026
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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.
GBH News
Mass. has installed nearly 90 wrong-way detection cameras, with hundreds more coming (opens GBH News)
Published Oct 28, 2026
GBH News's feed description
The systems, which were installed in June, detect vehicles that are driving the wrong way and send real-time alerts to transportation officials and law enforcement.