Live Fridley Traffic Monitoring
Stay ahead of the commute in the North Metro with our comprehensive network of live Fridley traffic cameras. Positioned at critical interchanges along I-694, MN-65 (Central Avenue), and MN-47 (University Avenue), these real-time feeds provide an essential window into road conditions across Anoka County and the greater Twin Cities region. Whether you're navigating the morning rush or monitoring winter weather impacts, TrafficVision delivers instant access to official DOT feeds 24/7.
VIEW LIVE CAMERAS →Strategic I-694 Coverage
Monitor the heavily traveled I-694 corridor as it passes through Fridley. Our network captures live conditions at major interchanges including East River Road, University Avenue, and Central Avenue. These feeds are vital for spotting congestion before it impacts your drive through the northern Twin Cities loop.
MN-65 (Central Avenue) Feeds
Central Avenue is a primary north-south artery for Fridley residents and commuters. Real-time cameras at 694, 73rd Ave, and 81st Ave allow you to monitor traffic signals and surface street conditions along this busy commercial corridor where traffic volumes exceed 40,000 vehicles daily.
University Avenue (MN-47)
Get a clear view of University Avenue from the Fridley-Columbia Heights border up through the northern industrial districts. Our live feeds provide visibility into signal timing, intersection flow, and transit movements along this critical regional route.
Official MnDOT Feeds
Access high-quality, real-time images and video directly from Minnesota Department of Transportation sensors.
Winter Road Conditions
Monitor snow plowing progress and road surface clarity during Minnesota's challenging winter weather events.
Interactive Metro Map
View Fridley cameras in context with the entire Twin Cities network on our searchable, clustered map.
Mobile Optimized
Check traffic conditions on the go from any device with our fast-loading, responsive interface.
Navigating Fridley's Traffic Landscape
Fridley serves as a critical junction in the northern Twin Cities metropolitan area. As a "first-ring" suburb, it handles a significant volume of both local and regional traffic, particularly commuters traveling into Minneapolis or navigating the I-694 ring road. The city's geography is defined by major transportation corridors that connect Anoka County to the rest of the metro.
The primary challenge for Fridley drivers is the convergence of regional interstate traffic with local commercial flow. According to data from the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT), MN-65 (Central Avenue) in Fridley carries over 40,000 vehicles per day, making it one of the busiest non-interstate routes in the region. This high volume, combined with numerous signalized intersections, creates daily bottlenecks that are easily monitored through our live camera grid.
Plan Your Twin Cities Commute
Don't get stuck in North Metro congestion. Use our interactive route builder to see every live camera along your drive from Fridley to Minneapolis or across the loop.
BUILD YOUR ROUTE →Real-Time Monitoring for Daily Commuters
For residents of Fridley, the daily commute is a major part of life. US Census Bureau data indicates that the average travel time to work for Fridley residents is approximately 24.5 minutes, reflecting the city's role as a central hub for commuters. Real-time visibility is the best tool for managing this daily travel.
TrafficVision aggregates feeds from the MnDOT 511 system, providing a seamless way to monitor the entire regional network. By using our Favorites feature, you can save the specific cameras at the I-694/MN-65 interchange or the University Avenue exits, allowing you to check your exact route in seconds before leaving your driveway.
Weather and Safety in Anoka County
In Minnesota, traffic monitoring isn't just about congestion—it's about safety. During winter months, live cameras are the first line of defense against icy roads and heavy snowfall. By viewing the Fridley camera feeds, you can see if the pavement on I-694 is wet, slushy, or snow-covered before you commit to the drive.
Research from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has shown that real-time traffic camera systems can reduce secondary accident rates by up to 30% by allowing for faster incident response and providing drivers with the information needed to avoid congested areas. In Fridley, where heavy freight and passenger vehicles mix on I-694, this visibility is a critical safety component.
How often do the Fridley traffic cameras refresh?
Most Fridley cameras are sourced from MnDOT and provide real-time refreshing images every 5-10 seconds. On the TrafficVision map, you'll see these updates automatically, providing a near-live view of road conditions.
Can I see cameras in nearby cities like Columbia Heights or Blaine?
Yes! TrafficVision covers the entire state. You can easily pan the map south to see Minneapolis traffic cameras or north to view Blaine and Coon Rapids feeds.
Is there a cost to use the Fridley camera network?
No. TrafficVision provides 100% free access to over 250+ cameras in the Fridley and North Metro area. No account or subscription is required to monitor live road conditions.
Explore Every Camera in Minnesota
Fridley is just the beginning. From the North Woods to the Twin Cities, monitor road conditions across the entire state with our comprehensive MnDOT camera network.
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