I-5 from the Interstate Bridge over the Columbia through the Rose Quarter, over the Marquam Bridge and through Tigard, Wilsonville and Woodburn to Salem.
Drive the I-5: all 57 cameras in order · 13 incidents →Portland Traffic Cameras & Live Conditions
As of 1:52 PM PDT, 1 of 6 major Portland highways has a major incident or full closure, 2 are slow or have work zones, and 3 are clear. 149 traffic cameras are live across Portland. Updated
Live traffic cameras, incidents and closures on the highways in and around Portland: I-5 from the Interstate Bridge to Salem, I-84 into the Columbia River Gorge, I-205, I-405, the Sunset Highway (US 26) and OR 217.
Incidents now
I-5 southbound: Closure between Portland, Intersection with Killingsworth St and I-405 North Interchange
I-5 · critical · reported 17 days ago
I-5 southbound: Closure at Portland, Intersection with Killingsworth St
I-5 · moderate · reported 17 days ago
I-5 southbound: Closure 1 mile South of Portland, Intersection with Going St
I-5 · moderate · reported 16 days ago
I-5 southbound: Closure 1 mile North of I-405 North Interchange
I-5 · moderate · reported 17 days ago
I-5 southbound: Closure at I-405 North Interchange
I-5 · moderate · reported 17 days ago
I-5 northbound: Road Construction between 5 miles North of Woodburn and 5 miles South of Wilsonville
I-5 · moderate · reported 855 days ago
I-5 northbound: Road Construction 5 miles South of Intersection with ORE22, in Salem
I-5 · moderate · reported 763 days ago
I-84 eastbound: Closure between Interstate 5 and Portland, Intersection with Lloyd Blvd
I-84 · moderate · reported 17 days ago
I-205 northbound: Road Maintenance Operations at OR 99E
I-205 · moderate · reported 39 hr ago
I-205 southbound: Road Construction at OR 99E
I-205 · moderate · reported 1586 days ago
Highways
I-84 Banfield Freeway & Columbia River Gorge
Slow / work zonesI-84 from I-5 along the Banfield Freeway past I-205, Gresham and Troutdale into the Columbia River Gorge at Multnomah Falls.
Drive the I-84: all 25 cameras in order · 5 incidents →I-205 East Portland Freeway
Slow / work zonesI-205 from the Glenn Jackson Bridge past the airport, I-84 and Clackamas, over the Willamette at Oregon City and West Linn to I-5 at Tualatin.
Drive the I-205: all 31 cameras in order · 3 incidents →The downtown Portland loop from I-5 at the Marquam Bridge past the US 26 junction and the Pearl District to the top of the Fremont Bridge.
Drive the I-405: all 10 cameras in order →US 26 Sunset Highway
ClearThe Sunset Highway from downtown Portland through the Vista Ridge Tunnel, past the Zoo, OR 217 and Beaverton to Cornelius Pass Road.
Drive the US 26: all 17 cameras in order →OR 217 from the Sunset Highway through Beaverton and Washington Square to Tigard and I-5.
Drive the OR 217: all 9 cameras in order →Questions about Portland traffic
What is traffic like in Portland right now?
As of 1:52 PM PDT, 1 of 6 major Portland highways has a major incident or full closure, 2 are slow or have work zones, and 3 are clear. 149 traffic cameras are live across Portland.
Which Portland highways have traffic cameras?
I-5 Interstate Bridge to Salem (57 cameras), I-84 Banfield Freeway & Columbia River Gorge (25 cameras), I-205 East Portland Freeway (31 cameras), I-405 Stadium Freeway & Fremont Bridge (10 cameras), US 26 Sunset Highway (17 cameras) and OR 217 Beaverton-Tigard Highway (9 cameras).
Where can I watch live Portland traffic cameras?
On this page and each highway page. Cameras show still images from the state DOT, refreshed every minute; cameras with real-time video are marked LIVE.
Are there accidents or closures on Portland highways now?
21 active incidents as of 1:52 PM PDT. The most serious: I-5 southbound: Closure between Portland, Intersection with Killingsworth St and I-405 North… (I-5, critical); I-5 southbound: Closure at Portland, Intersection with Killingsworth St (I-5, moderate); I-5 southbound: Closure 1 mile South of Portland, Intersection with Going St (I-5, 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 ODOT TripCheck. Still images refresh every minute. Incidents and closures come from ODOT TripCheck and refresh every few minutes.
- Camera images, incidents and road work from TripCheck, the traveler information service of the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). ODOT TripCheck
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