Layton, UT Traffic Cameras: 350+ Live Cams

Layton, Utah, is a dynamic and rapidly growing city that serves as the economic heart of Davis County. Strategically positioned between Salt Lake City and Ogden, Layton is a primary transit node for thousands of commuters and military personnel. The city's transportation landscape has recently been transformed by the opening of the West Davis Highway, a project that has fundamentally altered regional traffic patterns and provided much-needed relief to the heavily burdened I-15.

Using TrafficVision, you can explore the entire Layton camera network through our interactive map. Whether you are heading south for work, visiting the Layton Hills Mall, or navigating the gates of Hill AFB, our platform offers instant, free access to official UDOT feeds and real-time travel times.

Navigating Northern Utah's Modern Highway System

The traffic geography of Layton is defined by its dual-highway system. For decades, I-15 was the sole high-capacity route through the city, leading to significant bottlenecks as the population climbed toward 85,000. However, the opening of the West Davis Highway in January 2024 has successfully diverted approximately 28,000 vehicles per day from I-15 (Source: Davis Journal/UDOT).

The West Davis Highway Impact

The SR-177 (West Davis Highway) is a 16-mile, four-lane divided highway that has reduced delays on local roads west of I-15 by over 30% (Source: UDOT). For many Layton residents, this new route has slashed 10-15 minutes from their daily commute. TrafficVision provides comprehensive coverage of this new system, allowing you to monitor:

• Antelope Drive (SR-127): A major transition point between the new highway and the city's primary commercial district.
• The Glovers Lane Connection: Track the merge points where the West Davis Corridor integrates with the regional network in Farmington.
• Future Expansion Zones: Monitor the northern terminus as UDOT prepares for a further extension to 1800 North in West Point, scheduled for 2026.

The Hill Air Force Base Connection

As one of the largest employers in Utah, Hill Air Force Base generates massive surges in traffic during shift changes. Hill Field Road and SR-193 are critical arteries that can see rapid congestion. Our live cameras allow personnel and contractors to verify gate status in real-time, helping to avoid the morning rush and improve base security operations.

Commute Savings

Identify the fastest route between I-15 and the West Davis Highway in real-time.

Master Plan Insights

Stay ahead of the roadway and intersection projects outlined in the 2024 Layton Transportation Master Plan.

Winter Visibility

Watch how lake-effect snow impacts visibility and road surface traction across Davis County.

Grid View Scanning

Filter by "Layton" to see a matrix of cameras covering every major signal from Gentile St to SR-193.

Strategic Commuting and Safety Management

Layton is projected to reach over 118,000 residents by 2050 (Source: Layton City Master Plan). This growth requires a data-driven approach to driving. While the average commute time in Northern Utah is currently 23 minutes—slightly below the national average—I-15 volumes are expected to increase by 29% in the coming decades (Source: UDOT).

By utilizing live street cameras, you can make proactive decisions that enhance both safety and efficiency. Seeing a multi-vehicle backup at the Antelope Drive interchange or a signal malfunction on Main Street before you leave allows you to pivot to a clearer path, reducing your own stress and improving regional traffic flow.

Key Intersections and Local Corridors

While the highways handle the bulk of the regional transit, Layton's internal road network is the city's daily lifeblood:

1. Antelope Drive (SR-127): The city's primary East-West commercial corridor, providing access to the hospital district and major retail centers.
2. Hill Field Road: A vital link serving the Layton Hills Mall and the primary commercial gates of Hill Air Force Base.
3. Main Street (SR-126): Monitor the flow through the city's traditional center, providing an essential alternative to the high-speed expressways.

Weather and Seasonal Transit Patterns

The weather in Layton is influenced by its proximity to the Great Salt Lake, which can produce intense "lake-effect" snowstorms that impact I-15 and US-89 differently. Our hybrid camera system allows you to see these localized variations in real-time. A camera at the 1200 West interchange might show clear pavement, while a feed just a mile east near the mountains shows heavy accumulation.

Additionally, Layton experiences unique traffic patterns during the holiday season due to its status as a regional shopping destination. Using our "grid view," you can monitor every major intersection surrounding the Layton Hills Mall simultaneously, helping you find the clearest path to your destination and avoid the seasonal gridlock.

How TrafficVision Supports the Layton Community

TrafficVision is committed to providing high-quality, free traffic data to the residents of Utah. By aggregating official feeds from UDOT and local municipal sources, we provide a unified view of the road that is accessible on any device.

• Interactive Map Navigation: Explore the entire Utah highway system with our advanced map. Zoom into specific Layton intersections or zoom out to see the status of the entire Wasatch Front.
• Synchronized Favorites: Save your most-used cameras—like the West Davis Highway connection or the Hill Field Road gate—to your personal dashboard for instant access on any device.
• High-Motion Video: For critical I-15 segments and major interchanges, we offer full HLS video streams so you can see the actual speed of traffic in real-time.