Monitor Bangor Traffic in Real-Time
Access 100+ live traffic cameras in the Bangor area — central Maine's transportation hub where I-95, I-395, and US-2 converge. Our interactive map provides real-time access to live street feeds and intersection cameras throughout downtown Bangor and the Penobscot riverfront. Check winter road conditions, monitor routes to Acadia National Park, and track conditions on Maine's busiest interstate corridor.
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I-95 Corridor
50+ Live Cameras
Maine Turnpike through Bangor, Hermon to Old Town
I-395 Connector
20+ Live Cameras
Bangor to Brewer, downtown access, US-1A junction
US-2 & Local Routes
30+ Live Cameras
Bangor Mall area, Broadway, Hammond Street, Union Street
Bangor sits at the geographic center of Maine, serving as the gateway to the North Maine Woods, Acadia National Park, and Downeast Maine. As the largest city in northern Maine with a metro population of about 150,000, it's the convergence point for I-95 (Maine Turnpike), I-395, and several US routes. Traffic is generally manageable, but winter weather and summer tourism create significant seasonal variation. Users can also monitor live street feeds along Broadway and Main Street to check for road-level congestion near the Cross Insurance Center or local shopping districts.
I-95: Maine's Interstate Spine
I-95 runs through Bangor carrying traffic between Portland/Boston to the south and Houlton/Canadian border to the north. According to MaineDOT data, the I-95 corridor through Bangor carries approximately 45,000 vehicles daily, while the I-395 connector handles around 30,000 vehicles per day. The Bangor section includes the transition from the tolled Maine Turnpike to the free section of I-95, which often causes traffic pattern changes.
I-95 Key Segments
- Hermon Interchange — Maine Turnpike toll transition, truck stops
- I-395 Junction — Primary Bangor downtown access, heavy merge traffic
- Broadway Exit — Bangor Mall and commercial area
- Stillwater Avenue — University of Maine access, Old Town
Check I-95 Conditions
See real-time conditions on Maine's primary interstate through the Bangor area.
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Bangor residents enjoy an average commute time of approximately 16.5 minutes, one of the shortest in the region. Rush hours: Morning 7:00-8:30 AM, evening 4:30-5:30 PM — modest by any standard. Summer tourism (June-October) significantly increases traffic on routes to Acadia National Park (SR-3 through Ellsworth).
Winter Driving
Winter is the defining traffic challenge in Bangor. Maine averages 60-80 inches of snow annually in the Bangor area. MaineDOT has identified high-crash locations at major I-95 interchanges in Bangor, including Broadway and Union Street, where real-time monitoring is critical for identifying winter weather incidents early.
- Nor'easters (November-March): Major storms can dump 12-24 inches, closing roads for hours
- Black ice: Particularly dangerous on the Penobscot River bridges connecting Bangor and Brewer
- Plowing: MaineDOT is efficient, but rural routes clear later than interstates
- Visibility: Whiteout conditions during blowing snow make I-95 dangerous
Monitor Winter Road Conditions
Check camera feeds before traveling in winter weather.
CHECK CONDITIONS →Acadia National Park Access
During summer months, Bangor serves as the staging point for Acadia-bound tourists. SR-3 through Ellsworth to Bar Harbor sees heavy seasonal traffic, particularly on Friday afternoons and Sunday evenings. Cameras along I-395 and the eastern routes help gauge congestion levels before committing to the drive.
About the Platform
TrafficVision.Live provides free access to 100+ live traffic cameras in the Bangor area. Our platform aggregates feeds from MaineDOT and Maine 511, covering I-95, I-395, and key local routes. These cameras are part of the world's largest traffic camera directory with 135,000+ live feeds from 600+ sources worldwide.
Our interactive map lets you quickly locate cameras near your route, while grid view provides organized browsing. Build custom routes to see all cameras along your commute, save favorites, and monitor multiple areas simultaneously.
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How many traffic cameras does Bangor have?
TrafficVision.Live provides access to over 100 cameras in the Bangor area, covering I-95, I-395, US-2, and key local routes.
Are Bangor traffic cameras free?
Yes, all Bangor cameras on TrafficVision.Live are completely free. These are publicly maintained cameras operated by MaineDOT.
Can I check road conditions before driving to Acadia?
Yes. Cameras along I-395 and eastern routes from Bangor help you gauge conditions before heading to Acadia National Park, especially useful during summer tourist season.
How does winter affect Bangor traffic?
Significantly. Bangor averages 60-80 inches of snow annually. I-95 can close during major storms, and black ice on Penobscot River bridges is common. Always check cameras before winter travel.
When is traffic worst in Bangor?
Regular rush hours are very mild. The worst traffic occurs during summer tourism season (routes to Acadia), fall foliage weekends, and winter storms that reduce capacity on all roads.
Where can I find Bangor street feeds?
You can find live Bangor street feeds and intersection cameras by using our interactive map, which aggregates MaineDOT data for major surface routes like Broadway and Union Street.
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