Watch Pomona Traffic in Real-Time
Access 500+ live traffic and street cameras across Pomona — one of California's most freeway-dense cities, with four major Caltrans freeways converging at the LA-Inland Empire boundary. Our interactive map provides real-time access to live street feeds and intersection cameras across the I-10 corridor, SR-60 Pomona Freeway, SR-57 Orange Freeway, and SR-71 Chino Valley Freeway. Monitor LA County Fair surges, Cal Poly Pomona traffic, and the daily commute through the eastern San Gabriel Valley.
VIEW POMONA CAMERAS →Camera Coverage
I-10 (San Bernardino Freeway)
160+ Live Cameras
The east-west spine through Pomona from West Covina to Ontario
SR-60 (Pomona Freeway)
130+ Live Cameras
The southern east-west connector to East LA and Diamond Bar
SR-57 (Orange Freeway)
80+ Live Cameras
The north-south through Pomona — the LA-OC connector
SR-71 (Chino Valley Freeway)
70+ Live Cameras
The southern Pomona connector toward Chino, Corona, and the I-15
City Streets & Surface Routes
60+ Live Cameras
Holt Avenue, Mission Boulevard, Garey Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, Towne Avenue
Pomona sits at the meeting point of four major freeways — one of the most freeway-dense junctions in California. According to the California Department of Transportation, the I-10 / SR-57 / SR-60 / SR-71 cluster around Pomona is among the most heavily monitored zones in inland Southern California, combining heavy commuter traffic, freight movements between LA and the Inland Empire, and surge events tied to the LA County Fairplex.
Caltrans data shows I-10 through Pomona consistently among the busiest interstate segments between Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, with daily volumes exceeding 250,000 vehicles per day in the busiest segments. The SR-57 / SR-60 confluence — the "57/60 interchange" — is one of the most complex multi-freeway junctions in the western United States and a perpetual congestion hot spot.
I-10 Through Pomona
I-10 (the San Bernardino Freeway) runs east-west through the northern half of Pomona, connecting LA County to Ontario, San Bernardino, and on to Palm Springs and Phoenix. It carries some of California's highest volumes of commuter, commercial, and long-distance traffic.
I-10 Through Pomona
- Indian Hill Boulevard — Western Pomona exit, Claremont boundary
- Garey Avenue / Towne Avenue — Central Pomona exits, downtown access
- White Avenue / Dudley Street — Mid-city commercial cluster
- Fairplex Drive — LA County Fair access, surge during fair season
- SR-71 / Mission Boulevard — Eastern Pomona, the Chino-bound connector
LA County Fair traffic at the Fairplex (off Fairplex Drive / White Avenue) creates extreme surges from late August through September. I-10, surface arterials, and the SR-57 / I-10 interchange all stack heavily during fair hours. Cameras let drivers see actual queue conditions before committing.
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See live conditions on the four-freeway Pomona cluster before heading to LA, the IE, or Orange County.
VIEW POMONA CAMERAS →SR-57 / SR-60: The 57/60 Interchange
The SR-57 / SR-60 interchange in southern Pomona is one of the most notoriously congested junctions in California. The two freeways merge for several miles as a "shared" mainlane segment before splitting again — producing extreme weave conflicts and predictable congestion in both directions.
- SR-57 north (Orange Freeway): Toward I-10 and the foothill cities
- SR-57 south: Toward Diamond Bar, Brea, and Anaheim
- SR-60 west (Pomona Freeway): Toward East LA and downtown LA
- SR-60 east: Toward Diamond Bar, Chino Hills, and Riverside
The 57/60 Interchange
Both directions of the merge produce sustained slowdowns during peak hours. Cameras at the western and eastern ends of the merge show whether the bottleneck is the weave itself or upstream conditions on either freeway. The current Caltrans expansion project has eased some congestion but the corridor remains heavily loaded.
SR-71 (Chino Valley Freeway)
SR-71 runs south from I-10 through Pomona, connecting to SR-91 in Corona and on to I-15. It serves the Chino-Chino Hills logistics cluster and provides a key alternative to the I-15 / SR-91 interchange for OC-bound traffic.
Surface Streets and Surface Routes
When the freeways slow, Pomona's grid takes the load:
- Holt Avenue: Primary east-west, downtown spine and Fairplex access
- Mission Boulevard: Southern east-west, the SR-71 connector
- Foothill Boulevard: Northern east-west, the historic Route 66 alignment
- Garey Avenue / Towne Avenue: Major north-south arterials
- White Avenue: Western Pomona, the Fairplex corridor
- Indian Hill Boulevard: Western boundary toward Claremont
Users can also monitor live street feeds along Holt Avenue, Mission Boulevard, and Garey Avenue to spot signal cascades during LA County Fair surges, Cal Poly Pomona event traffic, and major Auto Club Raceway / Fairplex events.
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BUILD YOUR ROUTE →Traffic Patterns
Pomona rush hours are extended because of multiple commuter flows. Westbound morning peak on I-10 toward LA runs 5:30-9:00 AM. Southbound SR-57 toward Orange County runs 5:30-9:30 AM. Afternoon peak runs 2:30-7:30 PM with the SR-57 / SR-60 merge as the most reliable congestion point. LA County Fair season (late August-September) layers extreme surges that don't fit any normal commute pattern.
Weather and Driving Hazards
Wildfire and Santa Ana winds affect the foothill canyons north of Pomona. Cameras on I-10 and the surface arterials show wind-driven smoke and active fire conditions during red-flag warnings.
Heat-related issues during extended summer 100°F+ events can produce pavement closures on the heavily-loaded I-10 segments. Flash flooding during summer monsoon storms and winter atmospheric rivers can affect low-lying segments and the surface routes near Live Oak Wash.
Major Events
The LA County Fair (Fairplex), Cal Poly Pomona football and graduations, NHRA Auto Club Pomona events, and major Pomona Fairplex events (gun shows, RV shows, swap meets) all create localized event traffic. The annual Christmas Tree Lane in nearby Altadena and major holiday-shopping surges generate predictable arterial flows.
LA-Inland Empire Commuter Traffic
Pomona's identity is shaped by its position at the LA-IE boundary. Tens of thousands of residents commute either west into LA County or south into Orange County. Cameras on I-10, SR-57, and SR-60 are the most-checked feeds for residents timing their daily commute.
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How many traffic cameras are available in Pomona?
Are Pomona traffic cameras free to view?
Yes. All Pomona cameras on TrafficVision.Live are completely free with no account required. These are publicly maintained Caltrans feeds presented in a single searchable interface.
How bad is the SR-57 / SR-60 interchange?
The 57/60 merge in southern Pomona is one of the most congested freeway junctions in California, with sustained slowdowns in both directions during peak hours. Cameras at both ends of the merge show whether the bottleneck is the weave itself or upstream traffic.
Does the LA County Fair affect Pomona traffic?
Yes. Late August through September fair traffic produces extreme surges on I-10, the SR-57 / I-10 interchange, and Fairplex Drive / White Avenue. Cameras let visitors gauge the queue before committing.
Where can I find Pomona street cameras?
You can find live Pomona street feeds and intersection cameras on our interactive map, including coverage of Holt Avenue, Mission Boulevard, Foothill Boulevard, Garey Avenue, and Towne Avenue.
What's the best route from Pomona to Orange County?
SR-57 south is the direct route. SR-71 south to SR-91 east is the alternate when the 57/60 merge is heavily congested. Cameras on both routes show real-time flow.
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