LIVE CAMERA NETWORK
Interstate Traffic Cameras
America's great highways, watched end to end — cameras in driving order, state by state.
Most camera directories organise by city or state. These pages organise by the road itself: pick your interstate and the cameras run past in the order you will drive them, grouped into state segments with route-mile ranges, a live weather snapshot for each stretch, and snow-plow counts wherever the plow layer is reporting.
Only corridors with real public camera density get a page — at least 250 cameras near the route and at least three solid state segments. That is why the plains stretches of otherwise famous highways are described honestly as sparse on their pages instead of padded with off-route cameras.
Corridors
- I-95 Traffic Cameras
Houlton, Maine → Miami, Florida
1,332 cameras · 15 state segments · 14 camera networks
- I-15 Traffic Cameras
the Canadian border in Montana → San Diego, California
874 cameras · 5 state segments · 8 camera networks
- I-5 Traffic Cameras
Blaine, Washington → San Diego, California
797 cameras · 3 state segments · 10 camera networks
- I-90 Traffic Cameras
Seattle, Washington → Boston, Massachusetts
515 cameras · 11 state segments · 13 camera networks
- I-35 Traffic Cameras
Duluth, Minnesota → Laredo, Texas
604 cameras · 5 state segments · 5 camera networks
- I-80 Traffic Cameras
San Francisco, California → the New York City metro (Teaneck, New Jersey)
436 cameras · 10 state segments · 12 camera networks
- I-70 Traffic Cameras
Cove Fort, Utah → Baltimore, Maryland
398 cameras · 8 state segments · 10 camera networks
- I-40 Traffic Cameras
Barstow, California → Wilmington, North Carolina
290 cameras · 8 state segments · 10 camera networks