TRAFFIC NETWORK
Live US Traffic Cameras, All in One Place
WorldEye tracks 23,059 live traffic cameras across the United States — state DOT highway feeds, interstate junctions, tollways and busy city intersections. Instead of hunting through a dozen separate agency websites, you see the whole road network on one globe: check congestion, storms and mountain passes with your own eyes before you drive.
Georgia leads the nation with 4,330 live feeds, followed by Utah's 2,082 mountain and highway cameras. Every feed is free to watch — no account, no signup.
Top states by traffic camera count
The ten busiest areas in the directory, ranked by live feeds.
| State / Region | Live cameras |
|---|---|
| Georgia | 4,330 |
| Utah | 2,082 |
| Houston | 1,158 |
| Dallas | 845 |
| Indiana | 703 |
| Nevada | 652 |
| Orange County | 589 |
| Hillsborough County | 517 |
| Broward County | 496 |
| Fort Worth | 489 |
Counts reflect indexed public feeds as of the latest directory update and change as agencies add cameras.
How to watch
Open the WorldEye map
Head to the live map and enable the camera layer. Every public feed appears as a marker on the globe.
Zoom to your route
Search a city, interstate or junction — the map flies straight there and loads the nearest traffic cameras.
Click a feed to watch
Click any marker to open the live stream. Check congestion, weather and road conditions before you leave.
Traffic camera FAQs
Are these official DOT traffic cameras?
Most US feeds in the directory are published by state departments of transportation, tollway authorities and city traffic systems. They are public streams these agencies already make available on the web — WorldEye collects them into one searchable map layer.
How many US traffic cameras can I watch?
WorldEye currently indexes 23,059 live cameras in the United States, from state highway systems like Georgia's 511 network (4,330 feeds) and Utah's UDOT cameras (2,082 feeds) to major metro corridors like Houston, Dallas and Phoenix.
Can I check my commute or a road trip route?
Yes. Search for any place or zoom into your route and the nearest live feeds load around you. Many travelers check mountain passes, interstate junctions and border crossings before heading out.
Check the road before you drive.
Open the globe, zoom to your route, and watch the traffic live.
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