Campania Traffic Cameras: 1,200+ Live Cams

Strategic Regional Coverage

TrafficVision delivers comprehensive monitoring across Campania's 5.7 million residents, from Naples metropolitan chaos to Amalfi coastal corridors.

Coastal Route Monitoring

Track SS163 Amalfi Drive conditions, tourist congestion, and weather-related closures across 50 kilometers of cliffside highways

Historic Centre Navigation

Monitor Naples' 6 ZTL restricted zones, bumper-to-bumper traffic, and scooter flow through narrow historic streets

Vesuvius Evacuation Routes

Check emergency corridor conditions around Europe's most dangerous volcano, covering highways radiating from Naples toward safer zones

Port and Ferry Access

View cameras at Port of Naples cruise terminals, Salerno ferry docks, and access roads serving Mediterranean shipping routes

Commuter Corridor Tracking

Monitor A1, A3, and A16 autostrade connecting Campania's 92 municipalities with real-time congestion and incident data

Seasonal Traffic Management

Track Amalfi Coast alternate license plate regulations, peak tourist periods, and weekend congestion from June through October

Naples: Managing Italy's Most Chaotic Traffic

Naples presents unique driving challenges across its dense 450,000-resident core and sprawling metropolitan area of 3 million.

Historic Centre and ZTL Zones. Six Zona Traffico Limitato areas restrict vehicle access through Naples' UNESCO World Heritage centre. Cameras reveal hectic conditions around Spaccanapoli, the Spanish Quarter, and waterfront districts where scooters weave through bumper-to-bumper traffic. Cars are largely prohibited from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekdays, with enforcement cameras monitoring violations.

Tangenziale di Napoli Ring Road. This critical elevated motorway circles the city, connecting A1 Autostrada traffic from Rome with routes to Salerno, Caserta, and coastal highways. Periodic toll increases cause delays at toll booths as drivers adjust to new pricing. Monitor cameras during morning (6:30-8:30 AM) and evening (4:00-6:00 PM) rush hours when congestion peaks across interchanges.

Port District Congestion. The Port of Naples handles Mediterranean cruise ships, ferries to Sicily and Sardinia, and commercial freight. Cameras cover access roads from the A1 and city centre, where truck traffic mixes with tourist buses heading to Capri ferry terminals. Peak congestion occurs during cruise ship arrivals and summer tourist season.

Eastern Suburbs and Vesuvius Routes. Monitor highways radiating east toward Mount Vesuvius, covering evacuation routes for the 600,000 residents living in the volcano's danger zone. The A3 toward Pompeii and A16 toward Avellino carry commuter traffic through industrial zones and residential sprawl.

A1 Autostrada: Italy's Critical North-South Artery

The Autostrada del Sole connects Milan to Naples across 760 kilometers, with the Campania segment handling some of Italy's heaviest traffic.

Traffic Volume and Congestion. The A1 near Naples carries the majority of Italy's north-south passenger and freight traffic. According to Autostrade per l'Italia data, Italy's motorway network handles approximately 90% of passenger traffic and 85% of freight traffic, with the A1 playing a central role. Monitor cameras between the Rome border and Naples interchanges where expansion projects and heavy commercial vehicle flow create regular delays.

Six-Lane Expansion Sections. Autostrade per l'Italia has widened the busiest A1 segments to six lanes, but congestion persists during weekend travel, holiday periods, and summer tourism. Cameras reveal conditions through renovation work zones, bridge replacement projects, and tunnel modernization areas where speeds drop to 60 km/h.

Key Interchanges and Service Areas. Track major junctions at Capua Nord (A1/A30 toward Salerno), Caserta Sud (city access), and Naples Nord where the A1 meets the Tangenziale ring road. Service area cameras at Autogrill stops show parking availability and traffic flow during rest breaks on long-distance drives.

Real-Time Incident Monitoring. Accidents and breakdowns on the A1 create cascading delays across Campania's network. TrafficVision's cameras update every few seconds, revealing incident locations and backup length so you can exit early or choose alternative routes through regional highways.

Amalfi Coast: Navigating Italy's Most Spectacular Highway

The SS163 Amalfi Drive presents 50 kilometers of narrow, cliff-hugging pavement where tourism and geography create legendary congestion.

Tourist Season Congestion. From June through September, the SS163 handles traffic far beyond its design capacity. According to Amalfi Coast traffic authorities, delays exceed 40 minutes for short stretches between Maiori and Amalfi during peak periods (10:00 AM to 6:00 PM). Monitor cameras before attempting coastal drives in summer or on weekends when traffic grinds to a crawl.

Alternate License Plate System. To manage congestion, Campania enforces alternating license plate restrictions on the SS163 from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Saturday and Sunday enforcement runs June-July and October, while daily restrictions apply throughout August-September. Cameras help you assess whether to wait for off-peak hours or take SITA buses that bypass restrictions.

Camper and Caravan Bans. Complete bans on campers and caravans from 6:30 AM to midnight, regardless of size, reduce lane blockages on the narrow SS163. Cameras show when buses, trucks, and passenger vehicles create bottlenecks at hairpin turns and in towns like Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello where streets narrow further.

Weather and Road Closures. Rockslides, heavy rain, and coastal storms periodically close sections of the SS163. Monitor cameras for debris, flooding, and official closure notifications before heading to coastal destinations. Off-season travel (November-March) reduces congestion but increases weather-related risks.

Regional Highways and Secondary Cities

Beyond Naples and the Amalfi Coast, Campania's network connects inland provinces and commercial corridors.

A3 Salerno-Reggio Calabria. Monitor cameras along this crucial north-south autostrada connecting Campania to Calabria and Sicily-bound ferries. The A3 handles commercial freight, tourist traffic to southern beaches, and commuters from Salerno's 130,000 residents. Track conditions through mountainous sections prone to weather delays.

A16 Transapennine Corridor. This east-west autostrada crosses the Apennine Mountains, linking Naples to Puglia via Avellino and Benevento. Cameras reveal conditions through tunnels, mountain passes, and agricultural zones where fog and ice create seasonal hazards. The A16 serves as an alternative route when A1 traffic becomes gridlocked.

Caserta and Northern Suburbs. Track 80+ cameras through Caserta province, including the Royal Palace access roads, A1 interchanges, and connections to the Terra di Lavoro agricultural region. Monitor commuter flow from towns like Aversa, Marcianise, and Maddaloni toward Naples industrial zones.

Benevento and Inland Routes. View cameras in Campania's mountainous interior, covering SS7 Via Appia, SS88, and rural highways serving wine country, hilltop towns, and agritourism zones. Lower traffic volumes make these routes viable alternatives when coastal and autostrada corridors congest.

Weather Impacts on Campanian Driving

Regional geography creates diverse weather challenges from sea level to mountain passes.

Coastal Rain and Flooding. Autumn and winter storms bring heavy rainfall to Naples, Salerno, and Amalfi Coast areas. Cameras reveal flooding on SS163 coastal sections, Naples port district inundation, and reduced visibility during Mediterranean low-pressure systems. November through February presents the wettest months.

Mountain Snow and Ice. The A16 corridor across the Apennines sees snow and ice from December through March. Cameras show when winter weather closes passes or requires tire chains on mountain sections. Monitor Benevento and Avellino area feeds for elevation-related hazards.

Summer Heat and Traffic. July and August bring temperatures above 30°C (86°F), causing vehicle breakdowns and pavement stress on autostrade. Cameras help you avoid stopped vehicles and congestion near service areas where overheating engines force stops. Early morning drives reduce heat exposure.

Vesuvius Volcanic Activity. While eruptions are rare, seismic activity occasionally triggers precautionary route closures around Mount Vesuvius. Cameras monitor evacuation corridors and provide visual confirmation when authorities issue movement restrictions.

How TrafficVision Serves Campania Drivers

Our platform aggregates official feeds from Autostrade per l'Italia, ANAS national highways, and municipal camera networks into one searchable interface.

Multi-Source Integration. Rather than visiting separate websites for A1 Autostrada, Naples city cameras, and Amalfi Coast feeds, TrafficVision combines 1,200+ streams into a unified map. Filter by source, location, or feed type to quickly find the cameras you need.

Route Planning for Commutes and Road Trips. Build routes from Naples to Salerno, Rome to Amalfi, or across the A16 to Puglia. Our route builder displays every camera along your path, letting you check conditions at key interchanges, mountain passes, and coastal bottlenecks before departure.

Favorites for Daily Monitoring. Bookmark cameras at your Tangenziale on-ramp, A1 commute corridor, or Amalfi town entrance. Favorites sync across devices when logged in, providing instant access to the feeds you check every morning.

Mobile-Friendly Access. Check cameras from your phone while on the road, using mobile data or Wi-Fi. The responsive interface works on smartphones and tablets, with tap-to-zoom maps and full-screen video players.

No Subscription Required. All 1,200+ Campania cameras are free to access with no account required. Create an account to sync favorites and routes, but anonymous browsing works perfectly for quick condition checks.