Latvia Traffic Cameras: 1,000+ Live Cams

The Latvian road network is managed with precision by Latvijas Valsts ceļi (LVC). As home to the busiest road sections in the Baltics, including the critical A7 and A1 highways, having real-time visibility is essential for navigating the region's increasing transit volume and winter driving conditions. TrafficVision aggregates official feeds to give you the same strategic visibility used by traffic controllers to keep Latvia's roads safe and efficient.

National Authority

Access real-time feeds from the official LVC (Latvian State Roads) network.

Baltic Corridors

Full coverage of the Via Baltica (E67) connecting Tallinn, Riga, and Kaunas.

Transit Insights

Stay informed on a network where the A7 near Riga handles over 31,000 vehicles daily.

Rapid Response

Monitor road conditions and maintenance updates in real-time across all planning regions.

Master the Crossroads of the Baltic States

Latvia's transport landscape is defined by its role as a strategic bridge for international trade. According to data from the European Union, workers in Latvia have experienced some of the longest average commute times in the EU, highlighting the importance of efficient route planning. In Riga, the average one-way commute is approximately 30 minutes, making real-time traffic data a vital tool for daily travelers.

TrafficVision addresses these challenges by providing a unified view of the national camera network. By viewing the official street cameras, you can see the actual density of traffic on the A7, which is currently the fastest road in Latvia by median speed, or the busy radial routes leading into the capital.

Key Motorways and Strategic Infrastructure

The backbone of the Latvian transport system consists of high-capacity highways that serve as the primary links for both citizens and international logistics:

• The A7 (Via Baltica): Connecting Riga to the Lithuanian border. Data from LVC indicates this road handles over 31,000 vehicles daily near the capital, making its cameras essential for tracking international transit.
• The A1 Tallinn Highway: The primary link to Estonia. Our cameras cover the strategic sections until the Gauja bridge and the Saulkrasti bypass.
• The Riga Bridges: Critical crossings of the Daugava River, including the Salu and Akmens bridges, which are frequently monitored for peak-hour congestion.

Recent statistics from EUROSTAT show that nearly 40% of employees in Latvia have a commute of over 30 minutes, emphasizing the growing need for real-time monitoring to manage the load on the nation's infrastructure.

How TrafficVision Enhances Your Latvian Journey

Our platform is designed to handle the scale and seasonal challenges of the Latvian road network:

• Interactive Map with Clustering: Navigate the Riga region and the coastal highways with ease. Find cameras at specific toll points, interchanges, and border crossings.
• Grid View for Rapid Context: Use the grid view to compare weather conditions in the Gulf of Riga versus the inland regions of Latgale in seconds.
• Favorites and Sync: Save the cameras for the busy Baltezers interchange or the entrance to the CBD for instant access on your mobile device.
• 24/7 Free Access: No subscriptions or paywalls. Access Latvia's public traffic camera network for free, anytime, on any device.

Weather and Seasonal Traffic Resilience

Latvia's climate can significantly impact road conditions, particularly during the long winter months. Heavy snowfall and ice are frequent on the national highways, and the coastal sections can be prone to dense fog. Our cameras allow you to visually verify road surface conditions and snow clearing operations before you head out, ensuring you only travel when it is safe to do so.

Additionally, LVC frequently undertakes modernization projects to improve the safety and capacity of the national routes. By checking the live feeds, you can identify active work zones and any temporary diversions on the A1 or A7 before they impact your travel time across the country.