Amsterdam Traffic Cameras: 3,500+ Live Cams

The Amsterdam road network is a marvel of Dutch engineering, managed by Rijkswaterstaat and the City of Amsterdam. With over 900,000 bicycles and a constant flow of vehicle traffic, staying informed is the key to navigating the city efficiently. TrafficVision aggregates official feeds to give you the same real-time visibility used by the city's traffic controllers.

National Coverage

Official feeds from Rijkswaterstaat and the Gemeente Amsterdam network.

Orbital Insights

Full visibility of the A10 Ring Road and its critical tunnel crossings.

Multi-Modal City

Monitor the unique interaction between 900,000+ cyclists and city traffic.

Smart Mobility

Access data from Amsterdam's "Talking Traffic" intelligent transport initiatives.

Smart Traffic Management in the Venice of the North

Amsterdam is at the forefront of the "Talking Traffic" program, a collaboration between public authorities and private partners to optimize urban mobility. By sharing data between traffic lights, vehicles, and navigation apps, the city aims to reduce travel times and improve safety. According to TomTom Traffic Index data, a 10km drive in Amsterdam takes an average of over 26 minutes, highlighting the importance of these smart solutions.

TrafficVision allows you to tap into this data-rich environment. By viewing the official street cameras, you can see the results of these smart traffic management strategies in real-time, from optimized signal timing to incident response on the major motorways.

Key Driving Corridors and Tunnels

Navigating Amsterdam often involves crossing the city's many waterways via tunnels and bridges. Monitoring these points of failure is essential for any driver:

• The A10 Zuid (South): This section, passing through the Zuidas, is currently undergoing a massive expansion to 12 lanes. Real-time cameras are vital here to monitor construction-related lane shifts and closures.
• The Coentunnel & Zeeburgertunnel: As major crossings of the North Sea Canal, these tunnels are frequent bottlenecks. Our cameras provide full coverage of the tunnel approaches.
• The A2 Corridor: The primary route south towards Utrecht. Monitor the busy Amstel interchange where the A2 meets the A10.

Statistics from Rijkswaterstaat indicate that despite the city's world-class cycling infrastructure, cars still account for nearly 20% of all urban trips, making the management of the road network a high priority for the national transport agency.

How TrafficVision Helps You Navigate Amsterdam

Whether you are a daily commuter or a visitor exploring the Netherlands, TrafficVision provides the tools for a smoother journey:

• Interactive Map with Clustering: Zoom into specific neighborhoods or canal crossings. Our clustering ensures the map remains responsive even with 3,500+ markers.
• Route Builder for Commuters: Plan your drive from the suburbs to the city center and see every camera along the way. Perfect for checking conditions at the A10 interchanges.
• Favorites and Sync: Save the cameras for the Zeeburgertunnel or the S108 exit for instant access on your phone or desktop.
• 24/7 Free Access: No account or subscription required. Access Amsterdam's public traffic camera network for free, anytime.

Weather and Bridge Openings

Amsterdam's weather can be unpredictable, with rain and fog frequently impacting visibility on the motorways. More uniquely, the city's role as a major port means that many of its bridges open to allow maritime traffic through. These openings can cause short but significant delays. By checking our live feeds, you can see if a bridge is currently raised and choose an alternative route if necessary.

In the winter, the city's "Strooiploegen" (gritting teams) are out in force during freezing temperatures. Our cameras allow you to verify road surface conditions on the major ring roads and city arteries during icy weather.