Traffic Cameras

RWIS sites help ADOT crews learn about adverse weather conditions along perenially affected corridors. Learn more about them here!

What gets you excited? For ADOT it's definitely new cameras, like the ones now up along the Loop 303!

Our traveler information website, AZ511.gov, now offers views from the South Mountain Freeway. 

The AZ511 Arizona Traveler Information website recently has added 21 new rural cameras to help you be better prepared when you hit the road.

If seeing is believing, then Phoenix-area motorists can now get behind the wheel more confident than ever of what to expect when it comes to traffic conditions.

That's because we have added 20 traffic cameras on either end of the Valley to the Arizona Traveler Information site at az511.gov, giving drivers an even better look at what's happening on three freeways.

We see too many objects end up on our freeways. Here's how you can help with that.

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, you might say drivers in Tucson now have 7,000 words to paint a vivid picture of their next trip on Interstate 19.

New HD traffic cameras clear things up for East Valley commuters.

We continue to upgrade older traffic cameras as funding permits. Our goal is moving everything to digital HD.

As we reported this week, results from the I-17 wrong-way detection and warning system have been promising.

Camera views of I-8 near Casa Grande and I-15 near Littlefield have been added to ADOT's online universe at az511.gov.

We're celebrating a birthday at ADOT. The Traffic Operations Center is turning five.

The Friday Five has update on all things ADOT for the first week of September, including a new roundabout and a major closure coming to Surprise.

Drivers using SR 347 through Maricopa and the Loop 202 Santan Freeway have a new way to view traffic conditions.

ADOT hasn't cornered the market on faraway cameras that help motorists learn about weather conditions. Here are some of our favorites.

Just in time for more winter weather this weekend, we've expanded your view of highways and conditions with nine new cameras around the state.

A new communication system allows ADOT to remotely monitor and adjust traffic signals.

ADOT has changed how frequently camera images refresh from every 10 seconds to every five seconds.

New traffic cameras give a travelers a fresh perspective on Phoenix freeways.

PHOENIX — When fans are making their way along Loop 101 to the NFL's Super Bowl in Glendale on Sunday, the Arizona Department of Transportation will use upgraded technology to help keep drivers informed while the agency tracks traffic conditions on the primary freeway route to University of Phoenix Stadium.