Pattaya Traffic Cameras: Real-Time Monitoring for the Eastern Seaboard
Stay ahead of the crowds in Thailand's premier resort city with live Pattaya traffic cameras. From the buzzing motorcycle corridors of Beach Road to the high-speed links of Sukhumvit Highway and Motorway 7, our platform provides 24/7 access to hundreds of live feeds. Whether you are a local resident or visiting for the weekend, monitor road conditions and holiday traffic in real-time.
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Sukhumvit Road (Highway 3)
Monitor the primary commercial spine of the city. View 300+ cameras covering the major intersections at North Pattaya, Central Pattaya, and South Pattaya roads.
Beach Road & Second Road
Watch real-time conditions in the heart of the tourist district. Essential for monitoring the one-way loop system and pedestrian activity near Walking Street. 250+ feeds.
Motorway 7 (Bangkok-Pattaya)
Live views of the primary high-speed link connecting Pattaya with Bangkok. Monitor 350+ cameras tracking traffic from the toll gates to the city entrance.
Jomtien Beach & Pratamnak Hill
View traffic in the growing southern residential and resort districts. Monitor 200+ cameras focused on the scenic coastal roads and the Thappraya Road artery. 100+ cameras.
Features
Interactive Map
Explore the Eastern Seaboard visually. Zoom in to check specific intersections near Bali Hai Pier or view the entire Chonburi coastline at once.
Grid View
Monitor multiple key points simultaneously. Perfect for tracking the flow of traffic during major events like the Pattaya Music Festival or Songkran.
Route Builder
Plan your drive and see every camera along your path. Ideal for the commute between Pattaya and Bangkok or the nearby industrial hubs.
Favorites
Save your most-watched feeds. Bookmark the Sukhumvit Highway or Motorway 7 feeds for instant access every morning.
Navigating the Hub of Thailand's Tourism
Pattaya is a dynamic city that handles an immense volume of seasonal and weekend traffic. As the primary weekend getaway for residents of Bangkok, the city's road network experiences significant spikes in volume every Friday and Sunday. According to the 2026 Numbeo Traffic Index, Pattaya holds a Traffic Index of 104.20, ranking it among the more congested tourist hubs in Southeast Asia. The average one-way commute in the city is approximately 22 minutes, with tourist hotspots characterized by high motorcycle volume and dense gridlock during peak hours.
Camera feeds for Pattaya, Thailand are sourced from DOH Thailand, which operates the official traffic monitoring network.
The Beach Road and Second Road one-way system represents another unique traffic challenge. This loop handles the majority of the city's tourist movement, including the hundreds of "Baht Buses" (songthaews) that serve as the primary public transport. By utilizing our live street cameras, visitors and locals can find the most efficient routes and avoid the heaviest congestion in the city center.
Major Commuter & Tourist Routes
- Motorway 7: The high-speed toll road that has transformed travel between Bangkok and the Eastern Seaboard.
- Sukhumvit Road (Highway 3): The historic and busy artery that connects Pattaya with Chonburi to the north and Rayong to the south.
- Pattaya North/Central/South Roads: The primary east-west links that connect the highway with the beach districts.
- The Bali Hai Pier Area: The critical transit point for ferries to Koh Larn, which can experience intense traffic during holiday weekends.
Beat the Weekend Rush
Don't get stuck in Pattaya's "Rot Tit" (traffic jam). Use our interactive map to find the fastest way to the beach and beyond.
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Thailand's tropical climate brings intense summer rain that can lead to sudden flash flooding on Pattaya's surface streets. Safety monitoring is critical given the region's high traffic density; according to local transit data, motorcycles were involved in over 84% of road incidents during the 2025 Songkran holiday period, highlighting the importance of visual monitoring for two-wheeled commuters.
TrafficVision aggregates feeds from the Pattaya City administration and the Department of Highways (DOH) to provide a comprehensive view of the region. This provides the community with professional-grade monitoring tools. Whether you are avoiding the Friday evening rush from Bangkok or checking for local flooding during a heavy afternoon storm, our platform has you covered.
The TrafficVision Advantage
We provide the visual context that standard navigation apps miss, allowing you to see the city for yourself.
- 135,000+ Cameras: From the Thailand state guides to global hubs, we offer the widest coverage available.
- 600+ Official Sources: We partner with agencies like the DOH to ensure you are seeing verified, real-time images.
- Always Free & Accessible: No subscriptions or paywalls. Access professional-grade traffic data on desktop or mobile, 24/7.
Can I see the traffic on the Bangkok-Pattaya Motorway?
Yes, we have multiple cameras positioned along the entire length of Motorway 7 specifically to monitor for incidents and holiday congestion.
How often do the Pattaya cameras refresh?
Most cameras in the Pattaya area provide live video streams or refresh every few seconds for a near real-time view.
How do I find cameras near Walking Street?
You can use our interactive map and zoom into the South Pattaya Beach area, or search "Walking Street" or "Bali Hai" in our grid view.
Are these cameras available during the Songkran festival?
Absolutely. Our platform is a vital tool during the Thai New Year (Songkran) when Pattaya experiences some of the highest traffic volumes of the year.
Check the Beach Traffic Now
From the Motorway to the Gulf of Thailand, stay ahead of the traffic with the most comprehensive camera network in Pattaya.
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