Denmark Traffic Cameras: 2,500+ Live Cams

The Danish road network is managed with precision by the Danish Road Directorate (Vejdirektoratet). Whether you are crossing the Great Belt or navigating the E20 motorway, having real-time visibility is essential for a safe and efficient journey. TrafficVision aggregates official feeds from across Denmark, allowing you to check road conditions, weather impacts, and congestion levels instantly.

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Full coverage of the Storebælt and Øresund bridges and tunnels.

Smart Traffic

Feeds from Copenhagen's world-class Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).

Weather Ready

Essential monitoring for North Sea storms and winter driving conditions.

Unified View

Explore all 2,500+ cameras on a single interactive map or grid.

Intelligent Transport in the Kingdom of Denmark

Denmark has invested heavily in Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) to optimize traffic flow and reduce emissions. In Copenhagen alone, the city has upgraded traffic signal controllers at over 380 intersections. According to research by C40 Cities, these smart systems aim to reduce bus travel times by up to 20% and improve safety for the city's vast network of cyclists.

For drivers, this means more predictable journeys and real-time responses to incidents. TrafficVision brings this high-tech data directly to your screen. By viewing the official Vejdirektoratet camera feeds, you can see the same real-time information used by traffic controllers to manage the national road network.

Key Motorways and Strategic Corridors

The Danish Strategic Road Network encompasses over 915 km of motorways that form the backbone of the country's economy. These routes are monitored 24/7 to ensure the smooth movement of goods and people:

• The E20 Motorway: Running east-west from Esbjerg to Copenhagen, this is Denmark's most critical transport artery, including the crossing of both the Little Belt and Great Belt bridges.
• The E45 Motorway: The primary north-south corridor through Jutland, connecting the German border to the port city of Frederikshavn.
• The Storebælt Link: According to Sund & Bælt, over 13 million vehicles cross the Storebælt Bridge annually. During peak summer months, daily traffic can exceed 43,000 vehicles, making live camera monitoring essential for avoiding holiday delays.

Data from Vejdirektoratet shows that motorway traffic in Denmark increased by 1.7% in 2025, highlighting the growing importance of real-time monitoring to manage increasing demand on the infrastructure.

How TrafficVision Helps You Navigate Denmark

Whether you are a local commuter or a traveler exploring Scandinavia, TrafficVision provides the tools you need for a better drive:

• Interactive Map with Clustering: Navigate Denmark's geography with ease. Find cameras at specific motorway exits, bridge approaches, and city centers.
• Grid View for Quick Scans: Use the grid view to compare conditions across different regions—perfect for checking the weather in Jutland versus Zealand before a long trip.
• Favorites and Sync: Save the Storebælt or Øresund bridge cameras to your favorites for instant access every time you open the app.
• 24/7 Free Access: No subscriptions or paywalls. Access Denmark's public traffic camera network for free on any device.

Safety and Weather Monitoring

Denmark's coastal geography means weather can change rapidly. High winds often lead to restrictions on the major bridges for wind-sensitive vehicles. By checking our live feeds, you can see the current conditions and any digital signage indicating speed limits or closures due to weather.

During the winter months, Denmark's snow clearing operations are highly efficient, but heavy falls can still cause localized issues. Our cameras allow you to verify road surface conditions on rural motorways and city streets alike, ensuring you only travel when it is safe to do so.