San Francisco Bay Area Traffic Cameras & Live Conditions

As of 2:50 PM PDT, 0 of 10 major San Francisco Bay Area highways have a major incident or full closure, 7 are slow or have work zones, and 3 are clear. 436 traffic cameras are live across Bay Area, 117 with live video. Updated

Live traffic cameras and lane closures on the Bay Area's bridges and freeways: the Bay Bridge and I-80, the Golden Gate Bridge, US 101, I-280, I-880, I-580 and the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, I-680, the San Mateo Bridge and Highway 24 through the Caldecott Tunnel.

Weather alerts

  • Coastal Flood Advisory issued September 28 at 9:16PM PDT until October 1 at 5:00PM PDT by NWS San Francisco CA

Incidents now

  • I-80 eastbound: Off ramp closed for bridge construction between Route 80 and Treasure Island

    I-80 · moderate · reported 1194 days ago

  • US-101 northbound: Off ramp closed for landscape work between Route 101 and Moffett Blvd

    US 101 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • US-101 northbound: Lanes 4, RShoulder of 4 closed for landscape work between Ellis St and Moffett Blvd

    US 101 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • US-101 northbound: On ramp closed for landscape work between Ellis St and Route 101

    US 101 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • US-101 northbound: Connector closed for flooding between Route 101 and Route 1

    GGB · moderate · reported 35 min ago

  • I-280 southbound: Lane 4 of 4 closed for tree work between Arastradero Rd and La Barranca Rd

    I-280 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-580: Lane 1 of 2 closed for sewer work

    I-580 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-580 westbound: On ramp closed for highway construction between Stenmark Drive and Route 580

    RSR · moderate · reported 32 days ago

  • I-880 southbound: Median, LShoulder closed for electrical work between Route 80 and 7th St

    I-880 · minor · reported 8 hr ago

  • I-880 southbound: Median, LShoulder closed for electrical work between 7th St and Union St

    I-880 · minor · reported 8 hr ago

Highways

I-80 from SoMa over the Bay Bridge and through the toll plaza, up the Eastshore Freeway through Berkeley, Richmond and Pinole, and over the Carquinez Bridge to Vallejo.

Drive the I-80: all 72 cameras in order  · 1 incident →

US 101 Bayshore Freeway

Slow / work zones

US 101 from the Central Freeway past the 280 split, SFO, San Mateo, Redwood City, Palo Alto, Mountain View and Sunnyvale to San Jose.

Drive the US 101: all 68 cameras in order  · 3 incidents →

US 101 across the Golden Gate Bridge to Vista Point, through the Waldo Tunnel, Sausalito, Mill Valley and Corte Madera to San Rafael and Novato.

Drive the GGB: all 14 cameras in order  · 1 incident →

I-880 Nimitz Freeway

Slow / work zones

The Nimitz Freeway from the MacArthur Maze through downtown Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward, Union City and Fremont to Milpitas and San Jose.

Drive the I-880: all 77 cameras in order  · 3 incidents →

I-280 from Mission Bay past the 101 split and through Daly City, along Crystal Springs past SR-92, Woodside and Los Altos Hills to Cupertino and San Jose.

Drive the I-280: all 29 cameras in order  · 1 incident →

I-580 from the MacArthur Maze along the MacArthur Freeway through Oakland, over the Dublin Grade through Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore, and over the Altamont Pass.

Drive the I-580: all 43 cameras in order  · 1 incident →

I-580 from San Rafael across the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, upper and lower decks, through the toll plaza and Point Richmond to I-80.

Drive the RSR: all 44 cameras in order  · 2 incidents →

I-680 from the Benicia-Martinez Bridge through Concord, Walnut Creek, Danville and San Ramon, past Dublin and Pleasanton and over the Sunol Grade to Fremont and San Jose.

Drive the I-680: all 59 cameras in order →

SR-92 from El Camino Real in San Mateo through Foster City and across the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge and toll plaza to I-880 in Hayward.

Drive the CA-92: all 18 cameras in order →

SR-24 from I-980 in Oakland through the Caldecott Tunnel to Orinda, Lafayette and I-680 in Walnut Creek.

Drive the CA-24: all 12 cameras in order →

Questions about San Francisco Bay Area traffic

What is traffic like in San Francisco Bay Area right now?

As of 2:50 PM PDT, 0 of 10 major San Francisco Bay Area highways have a major incident or full closure, 7 are slow or have work zones, and 3 are clear. 436 traffic cameras are live across Bay Area, 117 with live video.

Which San Francisco Bay Area highways have traffic cameras?

I-80 Bay Bridge & Eastshore Freeway (72 cameras), US 101 Bayshore Freeway (68 cameras), US 101 Golden Gate Bridge & Marin (14 cameras), I-880 Nimitz Freeway (77 cameras), I-280 Junipero Serra Freeway (29 cameras), I-580 MacArthur Freeway & Altamont Pass (43 cameras), I-580 Richmond-San Rafael Bridge (44 cameras), I-680 Benicia Bridge to San Jose (59 cameras), CA-92 San Mateo-Hayward Bridge (18 cameras) and CA-24 Caldecott Tunnel (12 cameras).

Where can I watch live Bay Area traffic cameras?

On this page. 117 cameras stream live video from the state DOT; tap any camera marked LIVE to play it. The other cameras show still images refreshed every minute.

Are there accidents or closures on Bay Area highways now?

12 active incidents as of 2:50 PM PDT. The most serious: I-80 eastbound: Off ramp closed for bridge construction between Route 80 and Treasure Island (I-80, moderate); US-101 northbound: Off ramp closed for landscape work between Route 101 and Moffett Blvd (US 101, moderate); US-101 northbound: Lanes 4, RShoulder of 4 closed for landscape work between Ellis St and… (US 101, moderate).

What do the green, amber and red highway colors mean?

Green means no incidents or only minor ones. Amber means a moderate incident, or a closure or work zone while work is actually underway (planned roadwork outside its scheduled hours does not count). Red means a severe or critical incident, such as a crash blocking lanes, or a road closed in one direction (labeled Closed). Colors update every two minutes from state DOT incident feeds.

About these cameras

Camera images come from Caltrans. Still images refresh every minute. Incidents and closures come from Caltrans and refresh every few minutes.

  • Camera images and lane closures from the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans). Caltrans

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