Comunidad de Madrid Traffic Cameras: Real-Time Monitoring for the Heart of Spain
Navigate the roads of the Madrid region with confidence using our comprehensive network of live traffic cameras. With an average travel time for a 10 km drive approaching 30 minutes (TomTom 2025), real-time visual intelligence is essential for navigating the capital's complex grid. As the central hub of the Spanish road network, the Comunidad de Madrid features some of the most advanced traffic management systems in Europe. From the inner-city M-30 to the outer M-50 orbital and the radial "A" motorways, TrafficVision provides 24/7 access to hundreds of live feeds.
VIEW MADRID REGION CAMERAS →Madrid's Orbital Road Network
According to INRIX 2024 data, Madrid is the most congested city in Spain and ranks 59th globally, with the typical driver losing 50 hours annually to gridlock. In 2025, TomTom projections suggest this delay has increased, with drivers losing nearly 98 hours to rush-hour congestion. Our network provides comprehensive visibility into these critical corridors.
M-30 (Calle 30)
Monitor the primary inner-city orbital serving central Madrid. View 400+ cameras covering the massive tunnel system and surface segments of one of Europe's busiest roads.
M-40 & M-45 Orbitals
Watch real-time conditions on the secondary and tertiary ring roads. Essential for monitoring traffic flow between the metropolitan suburbs and the primary commercial hubs. 350+ feeds.
M-50 (Outer Orbital)
Live views along the outermost ring road, handling the majority of through-traffic and heavy freight bypassing the city center. 300+ cameras.
Radial Motorways (A-1 to A-6)
View traffic along the primary arteries connecting the capital with the rest of Spain. Monitor 450+ cameras tracking traffic toward Barcelona, Valencia, and the North.
Features
Interactive Map
Explore the Madrid region visually. Zoom in to check specific interchanges near the Puerta de Hierro or view the entire metropolitan area at once.
Grid View
Monitor multiple key points simultaneously. Perfect for tracking the flow of traffic during the "Operación Salida" holiday exit periods.
Route Builder
Plan your journey across the region and see every camera along your path. Ideal for the daily commute between the suburbs and the city center.
Favorites
Save your most-watched feeds. Bookmark your daily tunnel crossings or favorite radial motorway junctions for instant access every morning.
Navigating Spain's Primary Transportation Hub
The Comunidad de Madrid is the geographical and logistical center of Spain. All major national motorways radiate from the capital, creating a complex and high-density transportation network. Managed primarily by the DGT (Dirección General de Tráfico) and local municipal agencies, the system handles millions of daily movements. The M-30 (Calle 30) is one of the busiest roads in Europe, handling over 1 million vehicles per day, while the outer M-50 orbital serves more than 100,000 daily travelers on its most active segments.
In Madrid, the M-30 is a marvel of urban engineering, featuring the longest urban motorway tunnel system in Europe. Because so much of the city's traffic moves underground, real-time visual information is critical for understanding surface congestion. Our live feeds allow you to check the status of these critical tunnels and the primary radial entries like the A-6 (Coruña) and A-2 (Barcelona) before you start your drive.
Major Traffic Corridors
- The Radial Motorways (A-1 through A-6): These six primary arteries connect Madrid with every corner of the Iberian Peninsula.
- The M-50 Motorway: A vital corridor for long-distance freight and travelers bypassing the metropolitan core.
- The M-11 & M-12: The primary high-speed links serving Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport.
- The Bus-VAO Lanes: Specialized high-occupancy vehicle lanes on corridors like the A-6 that are essential for commuters.
Madrid Road Safety
In 2023, Spain recorded 1,806 traffic fatalities, with the urban areas of Madrid and Barcelona accounting for a significant portion of regional accidents. The implementation of the Madrid 360 Low Emission Zone (ZBE) has been paired with stricter speed management on major orbitals like the M-30, where average speeds are now regulated at 69 km/h. Using real-time cameras to identify incident locations early is a critical safety measure for navigating the capital's high-density motorway network.
Explore Madrid's Roads in Real-Time
Don't let a "Atasco" (traffic jam) or holiday travel slow you down. Use our interactive map to find the clearest route through the Comunidad de Madrid today.
EXPLORE THE MAP →Professional-Grade Monitoring for Central Spain
Madrid's high-altitude location on the Meseta Central brings unique weather challenges, including occasional winter snow and intense summer heat. During the winter months, monitoring the mountain passes (Puertos) to the north of the city is a critical safety task for travelers heading toward Segovia and beyond.
TrafficVision aggregates feeds from the DGT and various municipal traffic centers to provide a comprehensive, real-time view of the region. This data allows you to see exactly where an incident is impacting the orbital flow or if a specific radial motorway is experiencing heavy rain. Whether you are a local "Madrileño" or an international traveler, our platform provides the professional-grade context you need.
The TrafficVision Advantage
- 135,000+ Cameras: Our network spans the globe, including all of Spain and major European capitals.
- 600+ Official Sources: We prioritize verified, high-quality feeds from agencies like the DGT to ensure reliability.
- Always Free & Accessible: No paywalls or subscriptions. Access professional-grade traffic data on desktop or mobile, 24/7.
Can I see live video of the M-30 tunnels?
Yes, many cameras in the Madrid metropolitan area, particularly those managed by Calle 30, provide live video streams or very high-frequency refreshing images.
How do I find cameras near Barajas Airport?
You can use our interactive map and zoom into the airport district, or search "Airport" or "Barajas" in our grid view to see all surrounding feeds.
Are these cameras available during the summer holidays?
Absolutely. Our platform is a vital tool during the major "Operación Salida" and "Operación Retorno" periods when millions of Madrileños leave and return to the city.
Does TrafficVision show traffic speed data for Madrid?
While our primary focus is on visual feeds, many of the DGT sources we aggregate include real-time traffic condition indicators and speed data overlays.
Check the Orbital Now
From the Guadarrama mountains to the southern suburbs, stay ahead of the traffic with the most comprehensive camera network in the Comunidad de Madrid.
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