San Francisco Bay Area Traffic Camera Wall
A live wall of up to 48 San Francisco Bay Area highway cameras across 10 highways, refreshed every minute. As of 3:42 PM PDT, no highway has a major incident or full closure. Updated
- I-80
- US 101
- GGB
- I-880
- I-280
- I-580
- RSR
- I-680
- CA-92
- CA-24
- I-80
- US 101
- GGB
- I-880
- I-280
- I-580
- RSR
- I-680
- CA-92
- CA-24
- I-80
- US 101
- GGB
- I-880
Questions about the Bay Area camera wall
How many Bay Area traffic cameras can I watch at once?
Up to 48. Choose 12, 24 or 48 cameras; they are spread evenly across 10 highways so every part of San Francisco Bay Area is covered.
How often does the Bay Area camera wall refresh?
Every minute, while the page is open and visible. Cameras marked LIVE play real-time video when you tap them.
Which highways are on the Bay Area camera wall?
I-80 Bay Bridge & Eastshore Freeway, US 101 Bayshore Freeway, US 101 Golden Gate Bridge & Marin, I-880 Nimitz Freeway, I-280 Junipero Serra Freeway, I-580 MacArthur Freeway & Altamont Pass, I-580 Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, I-680 Benicia Bridge to San Jose, CA-92 San Mateo-Hayward Bridge and CA-24 Caldecott Tunnel.
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.
Images from CA state DOTs. See every camera in driving order on the San Francisco Bay Area traffic page.
