Ansfelden, Austria Traffic Cameras: 500+ Live Cams

Ansfelden serves as one of the most important pressure points in the Austrian road network. Managed by ASFINAG, the town’s infrastructure is dominated by the Knoten Linz, where the A1 and A25 motorways intersect. This hub supports an immense volume of trans-European freight, international transit, and the daily pulse of the Linz metropolitan region. For those navigating the high-speed corridors toward Germany or heading east toward Vienna, staying informed about road conditions and potential bottlenecks at the Ansfelden junctions is essential for safe and efficient travel.

TrafficVision provides 24/7 free access to official camera feeds across Ansfelden’s national autobahns and regional roads. Whether you are checking for winter snow accumulation near the Traun river or monitoring heavy vehicle volume on the A1, our platform delivers the real-time visual data needed for a seamless journey through the heart of Upper Austria.

Alpine Transit Alerts

Real-time monitoring of road conditions during the Austrian winter, where sudden snow and ice can impact visibility and surface traction on the A1.

Freight Hub Intelligence

Visual confirmation of heavy vehicle traffic near the Ansfelden logistics zones, ensuring clear passage for freight moving through the Linz metropolitan area.

High-Performance Grid

Scan dozens of motorway junctions and urban intersections simultaneously with our mobile-optimized interface, perfect for bypassing peak-hour gridlock.

Strategic Infrastructure: The Knoten Linz

Ansfelden’s road network is a critical component of the Central European transport system. The town manages one of the most intense segments of the A1 Autobahn, the nation's primary east-west axis. The Knoten Linz, situated within Ansfelden, serves as the gateway for traffic moving between the Danube valley and the industrial heartland of Wels and beyond to the German border via the A25.

The scale of the network's utilization is significant. To manage the high density of vehicles, ASFINAG has deployed a team of specialized "Traffic Managers" in the greater Linz area. Since 2018, these units have handled approximately 16,000 assignments annually across the Vienna and Linz networks, successfully reducing road blockage times by up to 25%. Many of the monitoring cameras used by these teams are integrated into the TrafficVision platform, allowing drivers to visually confirm that the path through the Ansfelden junctions is clear.

Primary Transportation Corridors

1. A1 (West Autobahn): The primary international artery linking Vienna, Linz, Salzburg, and Munich.
2. A25 (Wels Autobahn): The high-capacity link connecting the A1 at Ansfelden to the A8 toward Germany.
3. B139: The primary regional road serving the high-density residential areas of Ansfelden and Traun.
4. B1: The historic national road providing a high-capacity alternative to the motorway for local transit and heavy vehicles.

Prioritizing Safety in Upper Austria

Road safety is a continuous priority for the Land Oberösterreich and the national transport authorities. Austria maintains high safety standards, recording a significant decrease in road fatalities in 2024, with nationwide deaths dropping by over 12%. In the Upper Austria region, where Ansfelden is a major transit point, authorities recorded 72 fatalities in 2024, highlighting the ongoing need for driver awareness.

The challenge of safety is amplified by the high density of heavy vehicle traffic merging at the Knoten Linz. According to Statistics Austria, while more than half of fatalities occur on rural roads, motorway incidents remain a focus for prevention due to the potential for high-speed chain-reaction accidents. Maintaining visual monitoring of the A1/A25 split is vital for preventing the types of secondary incidents that can occur during peak-hour congestion.

TrafficVision empowers Ansfelden’s drivers by providing the visual tools needed for proactive safety. By allowing motorists to see a tailback at the Ansfelden service area or heavy rain on the A25 before they reach the location, our platform helps reduce the risk of incidents and improves overall situational awareness across the region.

Navigating Peak Hours and Urban Transit

Traffic in Ansfelden follows an intense rhythm dictated by the work day in the Linz metropolitan region and its role as a major trans-European freight corridor.

The Linz Rush

As a key residential and industrial hub for the state capital, Ansfelden experiences concentrated peak-hour traffic. During the morning and evening peaks, travel times through the A1/A25 junction can increase significantly. Our urban grid view allows commuters to monitor the main radial routes into Linz simultaneously, helping them find the clearest path through the regional bottlenecks.

Freight Logistics Flow

Being situated on the primary logistics route of Austria, Ansfelden’s traffic is heavily impacted by the movement of heavy goods vehicles. During the late evening and early morning hours, freight volume on the A1 reaches its peak intensity. TrafficVision’s live feeds are essential for commercial drivers looking to identify the best time to move through the Knoten Linz and avoid the congestion that often forms near the major regional distribution centers.

How TrafficVision Serves Ansfelden

TrafficVision provides a high-resolution, unified dashboard for the entire Ansfelden and greater Linz road network. By aggregating over 500 feeds from ASFINAG and municipal sources, we offer the most complete visual traffic coverage in Upper Austria.

• Real-Time Junction Monitoring: Instant visual confirmation of traffic flow at the Knoten Linz and Ansfelden exits.
• Searchable Autobahn Interface: Find cameras at every key interchange and rest area from Traun to Enns.
• Weather-Ready Visibility: Visually check for snow accumulation and visibility during the Alpine winter.
• Public Safety Focus: We provide all feeds for free to support the region’s goal of continuous road safety improvement.