Massachusetts Lawmakers Turn to Connecticut for Wrong‑Way Driving Tech Guidance

State legislators in Massachusetts are reviewing traffic‑safety measures to curb wrong‑way driving. They have identified Connecticut as a model state that has deployed related technology. Connecticut’s system uses sensors and real‑time alerts to detect vehicles traveling against traffic flow. Massachusetts officials hope to study the data and operational results from that program. The goal is to draft legislation that could fund similar installations on state highways. Lawmakers say the technology could reduce collisions and save lives. A joint task force is expected to convene later this year to evaluate feasibility. The outcome may influence other New England states facing similar traffic safety challenges.