LIVE CAMERA NETWORK
I-5 Traffic Cameras
797 live Interstate 5 highway cameras in driving order — Blaine, Washington to San Diego, California, grouped by state.
I-5 is the West Coast's spine — the only Interstate that runs continuously from Canada to Mexico, through Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, the Grapevine and Los Angeles. Washington and Oregon DOT cameras cover the northern half thickly; Caltrans feeds carry the long California run.
The cameras below are ordered from the Canadian border to San Diego. The stretches drivers check most: Snoqualmie-to-Seattle commuter traffic in the north (on I-90's page for the pass itself), Siskiyou Summit on the Oregon–California line, and the Grapevine climb out of the Central Valley, where winter storms and summer fire smoke both close lanes.
I-5 cameras by state
| Area | Cameras |
|---|---|
| Washington (route miles 0–257) | 308 |
| Oregon (route miles 257–513) | 189 |
| California (route miles 550–1272) | 300 |
Route miles are measured along the corridor's reference path from its start — an ordering aid, not official mileposts. Segments are listed in driving order.
I-5 in Washington — route miles 0–257
Showing the first 24 of 308 cameras in this stretch, in driving order. Open the live map to browse the rest along the route.
I-5 in Oregon — route miles 257–513
Showing the first 24 of 189 cameras in this stretch, in driving order. Open the live map to browse the rest along the route.
I-5 in California — route miles 550–1272
Showing the first 24 of 300 cameras in this stretch, in driving order. Open the live map to browse the rest along the route.
How to check I-5 road conditions
- 1Find your state segment above — segments run in driving order with route-mile ranges.
- 2Read the segment's weather line and plow count when shown; both come from live feeds and appear only when those feeds report.
- 3Tap a camera near your stretch to open its live feed on the map.
- 4Compare the cameras just before and just after a pass, tunnel or metro — conditions change fastest at elevation and at rush hour.
- 5Re-check right before leaving on storm days, and never check cameras while driving.