Monitor Every Mile of the Quad Cities
View 220+ live traffic cameras across Davenport and the Quad Cities metro. Our interactive map provides real-time access to live street feeds and intersection cameras throughout downtown Davenport and the Bettendorf area. Track conditions on I-80, I-74, I-280, and all Mississippi River bridges with real-time feeds from Iowa DOT and Illinois DOT. The Quad Cities region serves as a primary hub for I-80 transcontinental freight and regional I-74 commuter traffic, with major bridge crossings handling tens of thousands of vehicles daily according to Iowa DOT traffic analysis.
View Davenport Cameras →Davenport Camera Coverage
I-80 Corridor — 100+ Cameras
Monitor the transcontinental I-80 route through the Quad Cities area with extensive Iowa DOT coverage from Walcott to Colona.
I-74 Bridge — 70+ Cameras
Track the stunning new I-74 suspension bridge across the Mississippi River connecting Davenport to Moline with dual-state camera feeds.
I-280 Bypass — 50+ Cameras
Check conditions on the southern I-280 loop around the Quad Cities metro area with comprehensive DOT monitoring.
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View All Cameras →Why Davenport Needs Live Cameras
Davenport anchors the Iowa side of the Quad Cities metro area (population ~475,000), which spans the Mississippi River into Illinois. While Iowa as a state often ranks among the top in the nation for road accessibility, regional bottlenecks occur frequently at Mississippi River crossings and the I-80/I-74 junction. Users can also monitor live street feeds along River Drive and 2nd Street to check for road-level gridlock near the riverfront parks or downtown events.
Critical river crossings include the I-74 bridge (a recently completed suspension bridge), Government Bridge, and Arsenal Bridge. Rock Island Arsenal sits on an island between the cities, and John Deere headquarters in Moline generates significant industrial traffic. Recent safety reports have highlighted the I-74 span as a critical area for monitoring, as even minor incidents on the bridge can lead to significant multi-state delays.
Mississippi River flooding can close low-lying roads and complicate bridge access. Winter weather brings Iowa blizzards and bridge icing that make real-time monitoring essential.
Major Quad Cities Routes
- I-80 East-West: Transcontinental corridor through metro area
- I-74 Mississippi Bridge: New suspension bridge Davenport
Moline - I-280 South Loop: Bypass around Quad Cities metro
- US-67/River Drive: Scenic Mississippi River route
- US-61 North-South: Connects to Iowa City and northern Illinois
Quad Cities Rush Hours
Morning congestion peaks 7:00-8:30 AM on I-74 bridge eastbound (Iowa→Illinois) and westbound 4:30-6:00 PM. Median commute time for Davenport residents is approximately 16 minutes, which remains significantly lower than the national average, though river crossings can add 10-15 minutes during peak periods. John Deere shift changes create additional traffic at 3:00 PM and 11:00 PM. Check cameras before crossing the river during these windows.
Dual-State DOT Coverage
Iowa + Illinois Cameras
Davenport cameras come from both Iowa DOT (Davenport/Bettendorf coverage) and Illinois DOT (Rock Island/Moline feeds). The platform combines both states' systems for complete Quad Cities visibility across the Mississippi River.
TrafficVision aggregates feeds from Iowa DOT's 511 system and Illinois DOT's cameras into one interface. Search "Davenport" to see Iowa-side cameras, or browse the full Quad Cities area to include Illinois crossings.
Check River Crossings
Monitor all Mississippi River bridges and approaches with real-time camera feeds from both states.
View Bridge Cameras →River Flooding & Winter Weather
Seasonal Hazards
Spring flooding: Mississippi River can close River Drive and low-lying roads. Check cameras near the riverfront before traveling.
Winter storms: Iowa blizzards create whiteout conditions on I-80. Bridge decks on I-74 and I-280 ice before roadways. Monitor cameras during winter weather advisories.
The Quad Cities' position on the Mississippi makes it vulnerable to both river flooding (spring) and severe winter weather (November-March). Real-time cameras help you avoid closed roads and hazardous bridge conditions.
Camera Features
- 24/7 live feeds from Iowa DOT and Illinois DOT
- Interstate coverage on I-80, I-74, I-280
- River bridge views including new I-74 suspension bridge
- Mobile-optimized interface for on-the-go monitoring
- No registration or app installation required
- Free access to all 220+ Davenport-area cameras
Browse Nearby Cities
Expand your monitoring to Cedar Rapids (60 miles west), Iowa City (50 miles northwest), or Des Moines (170 miles west).
View Iowa Cameras →Frequently Asked Questions
How many traffic cameras are in Davenport?
220+ cameras cover Davenport and the Quad Cities metro, including I-80, I-74, I-280, and all Mississippi River crossings from Iowa DOT and Illinois DOT.
Are the I-74 bridge cameras live?
Yes, both Iowa and Illinois DOT provide real-time cameras on the new I-74 suspension bridge connecting Davenport to Moline with updated images every 5-15 seconds.
Can I see cameras on both sides of the river?
Yes, the platform combines Iowa DOT (Davenport/Bettendorf) and Illinois DOT (Rock Island/Moline) cameras for complete Quad Cities coverage across state lines.
Do cameras show flooding conditions?
Yes, DOT cameras near the Mississippi River show water levels on River Drive and low-lying roads during spring flooding events.
How often do the cameras update?
Iowa and Illinois DOT cameras refresh every 5-15 seconds, providing near-real-time visibility of traffic conditions and weather hazards.
Where can I find Davenport street feeds?
You can find live Davenport street feeds and intersection cameras by using our interactive map, which aggregates Iowa DOT and local data for major surface routes like US-67 and Kimberly Road.
Related Coverage
- Iowa Traffic Cameras — Statewide I-80, I-35, I-380 coverage
- Cedar Rapids Traffic Cameras — 60 miles west on I-80
- Des Moines Traffic Cameras — Iowa capital, 170 miles west
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