Los Angeles Traffic Cameras & Live Conditions

As of 2:20 PM PDT, 1 of 10 major Los Angeles highways has a major incident or full closure, 7 are slow or have work zones, and 2 are clear. 502 traffic cameras are live across LA, 387 with live video. Updated

Live traffic cameras and lane closures on the freeways of Los Angeles and Orange County: the 405, I-5, the 101, I-10, the 110, the 710, the 605, the 210, the 91 and the 134.

Incidents now

  • I-5 southbound: All lanes closed for accident investigation between Paxton St and Golden State Freeway, Route 5

    I-5 · critical · reported 113 days ago

  • I-405 southbound: On ramp closed for guardrail work between Avalon Blvd and San Diego Freeway, Route 405

    I-405 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-405 northbound: On ramp closed for electrical repair between Avalon Blvd and San Diego Freeway, Route 405

    I-405 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-405 northbound: On ramp closed for guardrail work between Santa Fe and San Diego Freeway, Route 405

    I-405 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-405 northbound: Off ramp closed for roadway excavation between San Diego Freeway, Route 405 and Lakewood Blvd, Route 19

    I-405 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-5 southbound: On ramp closed for roadway excavation between Valencia Blvd and Golden State Freeway, Route 5

    I-5 · moderate · reported 7 days ago

  • I-5 northbound: Off ramp closed for roadway excavation between Golden State Freeway, Route 5 and Glendale Blvd

    I-5 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-5 northbound: On ramp closed for roadway excavation between Glendale Blvd and Golden State Freeway, Route 5

    I-5 · moderate · reported 4 days ago

  • I-5 southbound: Off ramp lane closed for permit work between Santa Ana Fwy, Freeway I-5 and Lincoln Ave

    I-5 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

  • I-5 n/abound: Lanes 1, 2 of 3 closed for permit work between Red Hill Ave and Santa Ana Fwy, Freeway I-5

    I-5 · moderate · reported 5 hr ago

Highways

I-405 San Diego Freeway

Slow / work zones

The San Diego Freeway from the San Fernando Valley over the Sepulveda Pass, past LAX, Torrance and Long Beach to Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa and I-5 at Irvine.

Drive the I-405: all 69 cameras in order  · 4 incidents →

I-5 from Santa Clarita through the San Fernando Valley, Burbank and Griffith Park to downtown LA, then the Santa Ana Freeway through Norwalk, Anaheim and Irvine.

Drive the I-5: all 114 cameras in order  · 6 incidents →

US 101 from the East LA Interchange past downtown and Hollywood, through the Cahuenga Pass and Universal City, and along the Ventura Freeway to Tarzana.

Drive the US 101: all 34 cameras in order →

I-10 from Santa Monica along the Santa Monica Freeway past I-405 and downtown LA, then the San Bernardino Freeway through El Monte, West Covina and Pomona.

Drive the I-10: all 44 cameras in order  · 2 incidents →

The Arroyo Seco Parkway through its tunnels into downtown LA, then the Harbor Freeway past USC, Gardena and Carson to San Pedro and the Port of Los Angeles.

Drive the I-110: all 70 cameras in order →

I-710 Long Beach Freeway

Slow / work zones

The Long Beach Freeway from the Port of Long Beach past I-405, the 91 and I-105 through Commerce and East LA to I-10.

Drive the I-710: all 23 cameras in order  · 2 incidents →

The San Gabriel River Freeway from I-210 at Irwindale past I-10, Whittier, I-5 and Norwalk, the 91 and Long Beach to I-405 at Seal Beach.

Drive the I-605: all 27 cameras in order  · 1 incident →

I-210 Foothill Freeway

Slow / work zones

The Foothill Freeway from Pasadena through Arcadia, Monrovia, Azusa, Glendora and San Dimas to La Verne, Upland and Rancho Cucamonga.

Drive the I-210: all 66 cameras in order  · 1 incident →

The 91 from Cerritos through Buena Park, Anaheim and the 57 and 55 interchanges, then up the Santa Ana Canyon past the 241 toll road to Corona.

Drive the CA-91: all 43 cameras in order  · 2 incidents →

CA-134 Ventura Freeway

Slow / work zones

The 134 from Hollywood Way in Burbank past I-5, Glendale and the 2 to Pasadena and I-210.

Drive the CA-134: all 12 cameras in order  · 1 incident →

Questions about Los Angeles traffic

What is traffic like in Los Angeles right now?

As of 2:20 PM PDT, 1 of 10 major Los Angeles highways has a major incident or full closure, 7 are slow or have work zones, and 2 are clear. 502 traffic cameras are live across LA, 387 with live video.

Which Los Angeles highways have traffic cameras?

I-405 San Diego Freeway (69 cameras), I-5 Golden State & Santa Ana Freeways (114 cameras), US 101 Hollywood & Ventura Freeways (34 cameras), I-10 Santa Monica & San Bernardino Freeways (44 cameras), I-110 Harbor & Pasadena Freeways (70 cameras), I-710 Long Beach Freeway (23 cameras), I-605 San Gabriel River Freeway (27 cameras), I-210 Foothill Freeway (66 cameras), CA-91 Artesia & Riverside Freeways (43 cameras) and CA-134 Ventura Freeway (12 cameras).

Where can I watch live LA traffic cameras?

On this page. 387 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 LA highways now?

19 active incidents as of 2:20 PM PDT. The most serious: I-5 southbound: All lanes closed for accident investigation between Paxton St and Golden State… (I-5, critical); I-405 southbound: On ramp closed for guardrail work between Avalon Blvd and San Diego Freeway,… (I-405, moderate); I-405 northbound: On ramp closed for electrical repair between Avalon Blvd and San Diego… (I-405, 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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