Navigate the Crossroads of the Caucasus with 1,500+ Georgia Traffic Cameras
Georgia is a vital transit bridge between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, serving as a modern "Silk Road" hub. (Note: Looking for the U.S. state? See our Georgia (US State) Guide). From the historic streets of Tbilisi to the essential East-West Highway, our platform provides instant access to 1,500+ live traffic cameras across the country. Monitor international transit corridors and coastal city centers 24/7 with real-time feeds.
VIEW GEORGIAN CAMERAS →The Georgian road network is managed with increasing sophistication by the Roads Department of Georgia. Hosting the primary East-West transit route (E60), the country handles over 60% of its transit trade through this single corridor. In the capital, Tbilisi, where the population has grown to over 1.3 million, having real-time visibility is essential for navigating the city's increasing congestion. TrafficVision aggregates official feeds to give you the same strategic visibility used by traffic controllers to keep the nation moving.
East-West Highway (E60)
Monitor the primary link between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. This critical corridor handles over 49,000 vehicles daily near Tbilisi, making its cameras essential for tracking international freight.
Tbilisi Metropolitan Area
Keep an eye on the busiest city in the Caucasus. Monitor the major access points, including the busy bridges over the Mtkvari River and the city's main arterial routes like Rustaveli Avenue.
Batumi & The Coast (E70)
Track conditions in Georgia's primary maritime hub. Monitor the high-speed E70 highway and the busy border crossing at Sarpi, essential for regional tourism and logistics.
Rikoti Pass
Monitor the most challenging section of the national road network. Check for weather-related closures and transit flow through the new tunnels and bridges of the central mountain pass.
Strategic Hub
Access real-time feeds from the official Roads Department of Georgia network.
Transit Corridors
Full coverage of the E60 and E70 highways connecting Europe to Central Asia.
Traffic Authority
Stay informed on a network where Tbilisi drivers lose up to 1.5 hours daily to congestion.
Rapid Development
Monitor progress on the East-West Highway project, expected to reach full completion by the end of 2026.
Master the Strategic Gateway of the Caucasus
Georgia's transport landscape is defined by its role as a vital bridge for international commerce. According to data from the Roads Department, the East-West Highway is a high-priority route carrying over 60% of the country's transit trade and cargo. For drivers, this means high-speed travel across diverse terrain, but also the need for real-time information to manage the congestion in urban centers like Tbilisi.
TrafficVision addresses these challenges by providing a unified view of the national camera network. In a city like Tbilisi, where the average one-way commute is approximately 38 minutes, having real-time data is a vital tool. By viewing the official street cameras, you can see the actual density of traffic on the George W. Bush Highway or the major radial routes leading into the city center, allowing you to choose the most efficient travel window.
Plan Your Caucasian Transit
Crossing Georgia? Use our Route Builder to see every camera along the E60 or E70 corridors, ensuring you know exactly what to expect at the mountain passes and major interchanges.
BUILD YOUR ROUTE →Key Motorways and Strategic Infrastructure
The backbone of the Georgian transport system consists of high-capacity highways that serve as the primary links for both citizens and international logistics:
- The East-West Highway (E60): The lifeline of the country, connecting the port of Poti to the capital and the Red Bridge at the border with Azerbaijan.
- The Rikoti Pass: The central mountain crossing that is currently being transformed with dozens of new tunnels and bridges to ensure 24/7 all-weather transit.
- The Tbilisi Bypass: Essential for international freight, this route allows heavy vehicles to avoid the city center, making its cameras vital for regional logistics.
Recent statistics indicate that the number of registered vehicles in Georgia has increased by 25% in the last five years, highlighting the growing importance of real-time monitoring to manage the load on the national infrastructure.
How TrafficVision Enhances Your Georgian Journey
Our platform is designed to handle the scale and unique environmental challenges of the Georgian road network:
- Interactive Map with Clustering: Navigate the Tbilisi municipality and the Adjara region with ease. Find cameras at specific toll points, interchanges, and mountain tunnel entrances.
- Grid View for Rapid Context: Use the grid view to compare weather conditions in the humid subtropics of Batumi versus the continental climate of Tbilisi in seconds.
- Favorites and Sync: Save the cameras for the busy Vake-Saburtalo link or the Sarpi border crossing for instant access on your mobile device.
- 24/7 Free Access: No subscriptions or paywalls. Access Georgia's public traffic camera network for free, anytime, on any device.
Explore Tbilisi Street Cameras
From Liberty Square to the modern Gldani district, see the capital from every angle. Filter by location in our grid view to find the exact feeds you need.
VIEW CITY GRID →Weather and Infrastructure Resilience
Georgia's diverse topography means that weather can significantly impact traffic patterns. In the winter, heavy snowfall at the Rikoti Pass can lead to immediate restrictions for wind-sensitive vehicles or heavy freight. Our cameras are an invaluable tool during these events, allowing you to visually verify road surface conditions and the progress of clearing operations before you start your journey.
Additionally, the Roads Department frequently undertakes modernization projects to improve the capacity of the E60. By checking the live feeds, you can identify active work zones and any temporary diversions on the high-speed sections between Samtredia and Batumi, ensuring your journey remains as predictable as possible.
Are the Georgia traffic cameras live?
Yes, TrafficVision provides real-time access to the official Roads Department and municipal camera networks. Images refresh frequently to provide an accurate view of road and weather conditions.
Can I see cameras on the East-West Highway?
Absolutely. We provide comprehensive coverage of the entire E60 corridor, including the critical mountain passes and the high-speed sections leading to the Black Sea coast.
How do I find cameras in Batumi?
You can use the search bar to type "Batumi" or use our interactive map to zoom into the Adjara region. You can also filter by location in the grid view to see street cameras in the city center.
Is there a fee to use TrafficVision in Georgia?
No. TrafficVision is a free service. We aggregate public traffic data to help all drivers in Georgia stay informed and safe on the roads.
Take Control of Your Drive in Georgia
Don't let the commute or the mountain weather slow you down. Join the thousands of users who rely on TrafficVision every day to monitor Georgia's 1,500+ live cameras and plan a smarter journey.
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