Monitor Saskatchewan Traffic in Real-Time
Access 75+ live traffic cameras across Saskatchewan. The Ministry of Highways manages a provincial road network totaling 26,491 kilometers, serving as the essential lifeline for the province's agricultural and industrial sectors. View real-time conditions on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1), Highway 11, and within the Regina and Saskatoon metro areas. Navigate the prairies' extreme winter weather and vast highway network with real-time data. No account required—just click and start watching live traffic instantly.
VIEW SK CAMERAS →Major Saskatchewan Highway Corridors
Saskatchewan's highway network spans vast agricultural landscapes and connects the province's two primary urban hubs. Monitoring these routes is essential for navigating extreme prairie weather and long-distance travel.
Trans-Canada (Highway 1)
35+ Live Cameras
The primary southern east-west corridor, monitoring traffic from the Manitoba border through Regina and Moose Jaw to Alberta.
Highway 11 (The Connector)
20+ Live Cameras
The province's busiest 4-lane divided highway, providing a critical real-time link between Regina and Saskatoon.
Yellowhead (Highway 16)
15+ Live Cameras
Real-time monitoring of the northern Trans-Canada alternative, passing through Saskatoon toward North Battleford and Lloydminster.
Regina & Saskatoon Metro
15+ Live Cameras
Continuous coverage of the Regina Bypass, Saskatoon's Circle Drive, and major city intersections.
Saskatchewan Traffic Dynamics
While Saskatchewan features some of the lightest traffic volumes in Canada, the province presents unique environmental hazards. In 2024, Saskatchewan recorded 108 traffic fatalities, with rural road fatalities reaching their highest levels in six years—a trend that emphasizes the critical need for real-time monitoring in remote areas.
Extreme Prairie Winter Alerts
- Ground Blizzards: High winds can blow existing snow across the flat terrain, creating zero-visibility "whiteout" conditions even when no new snow is falling.
- Extreme Cold: Temperatures frequently drop below -40°C. Visual verification of road conditions is critical because a mechanical breakdown in these temperatures is life-threatening.
- Highway Closures: Highways 1 and 16 are frequently closed for days during severe winter storms. Check cameras to see if plows are active and if gates are down.
- Wildlife Hazards: Deer and moose are extremely common on rural highways at dusk and dawn; use cameras to verify visibility levels before night driving.
Watch Highway 11 Conditions Live
Check the Regina to Saskatoon corridor in real-time. Verify road surface conditions and visibility before you commit to the drive.
VIEW CONNECTOR CAMERAS →Urban Hub Traffic Monitoring
Saskatoon (The Bridge City)
Saskatoon's Circle Drive serves as the city's primary artery. While gridlock is rare, monitoring the bridges crossing the South Saskatchewan River is essential during winter icing events.
Regina (The Queen City)
The Regina Bypass has significantly improved traffic flow around the capital. Use cameras to monitor the junction of Highway 1 and Highway 11 for daily commuter surges.
Build Your Saskatchewan Route
Traveling from Swift Current to Yorkton or commuting between the major cities? Build a custom route to see every available camera along your path.
CREATE YOUR ROUTE →Using TrafficVision.Live in the Prairies
TrafficVision.Live aggregates feeds from 600+ official sources, including the Saskatchewan Highway Hotline and NavCanada, into one seamless interface. Our platform provides access to 135,000+ live feeds across 130+ countries.
Use our interactive map to find cameras at remote junctions or switch to grid view for side-by-side monitoring of the Highway 11 corridor. Whether you're a long-haul trucker crossing the plains or a local resident checking the school bus routes, our system works 24/7 on any device.
How many traffic cameras are available in Saskatchewan?
We currently provide access to over 75 live cameras, focusing on the primary 4-lane highways and major urban centers.
Can I see if Highway 1 is closed on camera?
Yes, we provide views of major interchanges and gates along the Trans-Canada Highway which are the best indicator of current closures.
Are these cameras useful for checking snow depth?
Yes, visual confirmation of road surface clearing and snow drifts is a primary use for the Saskatchewan camera network during the winter months.
Does the platform cover Northern Saskatchewan?
We include available cameras for routes leading to Prince Albert and La Ronge, as well as northern airport weather cams.
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