Ontario, CA Traffic Cameras: 450+ Live Cams

Ontario, California, serves as the strategic heart of the Inland Empire. As a major logistics and aviation hub, the city experiences unique traffic patterns driven by a mix of international travelers, regional commuters, and heavy industrial freight. With the Ontario International Airport (ONT) welcoming over 7.1 million passengers in 2025—a record high—the surrounding surface streets and highways face constant demand.

Using TrafficVision, you can monitor the entire Ontario camera network through one centralized interface. Whether you are catching a flight at ONT, heading to a concert at the Toyota Arena, or navigating the daily commute toward Los Angeles or Riverside, our platform offers instant access to official Caltrans feeds and city-managed intersection cameras.

Navigating the Inland Empire's Logistics Capital

The traffic landscape in Ontario is defined by its role as a "logistics capital." The intersection of I-10 and I-15 is one of the most heavily trafficked interchanges in Southern California, serving as a gateway for goods moving from the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to the rest of the country. This high volume of commercial traffic, combined with a local population of over 180,000, results in an average one-way commute of 30.9 minutes—significantly higher than the national average (Source: BestPlaces.net).

The "Ontario Triangle": I-10, I-15, and SR-60

Most Ontario drivers spend their time within the "triangle" formed by three major highways. TrafficVision provides high-definition video and refreshing image feeds for every key mile of these routes:

• The I-10/I-15 Interchange: A critical node where regional commuters from San Bernardino merge with long-haul freight.
• SR-60 Industrial Corridor: Monitor the flow near the massive warehouse districts that power the regional economy.
• The Archibald & Haven Interchanges: Key access points for the Ontario Mills mall and the city's growing business district.

Ontario International Airport (ONT) Traffic

For travelers, monitoring road conditions around ONT is vital. With international travel volume up by nearly 30% in 2025, Airport Drive and Grove Avenue have seen a corresponding increase in vehicle counts. Our platform allows you to verify the status of airport access roads before you leave, ensuring that sudden congestion on the 10 freeway doesn't cause you to miss your flight.

Logistics Insights

Track the movement of freight and truck traffic in real-time across the city's southern districts.

Airport Readiness

Get live views of ONT terminal access roads to plan the perfect drop-off or pick-up.

Grid View Scanning

Filter by "Ontario" to see a matrix of feeds covering every major signal from Fourth St to Mission Blvd.

Route Optimization

Use the Route Builder to find the clearest path between the Inland Empire and the coast.

Strategic Commuting in the Inland Empire

Data from the City of Ontario indicates that certain segments, like Airport Road east of Grove Avenue, handle over 28,000 vehicles daily (Source: City of Ontario AADT 2024). With approximately 78.5% of Ontario residents driving alone to work, the demand for real-time situational awareness has never been higher.

By utilizing live street cameras, you can identify "phantom" traffic jams—congestion caused by heavy volume rather than accidents—allowing you to shift your departure time or choose a surface street alternative like Foothill Boulevard or Holt Boulevard.

Key Interchanges and Event Traffic

Ontario is home to major regional attractions that can cause localized spikes in traffic. Our camera network is strategically positioned to help you navigate these events:

1. Ontario Mills: As one of the largest shopping centers in California, the Fourth Street and Milliken Avenue exits can become heavily congested on weekends and holidays.
2. Toyota Arena: Monitor the Fourth Street corridor during concerts and sporting events to avoid the "event rush" and find the best parking access.
3. The Convention Center: Located near the airport, this area sees significant pedestrian and vehicle traffic during major industry trade shows.

Weather and Environmental Considerations

While Southern California is known for its sun, the Inland Empire frequently faces unique environmental challenges. During the Santa Ana wind seasons, high-profile vehicle advisories are common on the I-15. Live cameras allow drivers of trucks and SUVs to see the real-time impact of wind on the highway before committing to the pass. Additionally, winter "Tule fog" can occasionally reduce visibility to near zero on the SR-60—our hybrid feeds help you verify if it's safe to travel before you head out.

How TrafficVision Enhances Your Inland Empire Drive

TrafficVision is designed to provide the same level of data to everyday drivers that was once reserved for professional dispatchers. We aggregate feeds from Caltrans District 8 and local municipal sources to give you a complete picture of Ontario's roads.

• Interactive Map Navigation: Our map is built for speed. Zoom into the Ontario city center to find specific intersection cameras, or zoom out to see the entire California highway network.
• Favorite Your Hubs: Save cameras for the I-10/I-15 interchange and ONT Airport access to your personal dashboard for instant one-click checking.
• Searchable Feed Types: Looking for fluid video instead of images? Filter Ontario by "Video" to find HLS streams that show the actual speed of traffic in real-time.