Steiermark Traffic Cameras: 1,500+ Live Cams

Urban Precision

Access high-density city cameras in Graz, monitoring congestion that frequently reaches over 75% during peak morning hours.

Tunnel Safety

View real-time feeds at the portals of the 10km Plabutsch Tunnel, one of Europe's most important city bypasses.

Logistics Hub

Monitor heavy vehicle flow on the A9, a primary corridor for cargo moving between Germany and the Balkans.

The Green Heart at the Crossroads: Navigating Steiermark

Steiermark (Styria) serves as a critical junction for European transit, connecting the industrial north of Austria to the Mediterranean and the Balkans. Its position as a major logistics hub, combined with the presence of Graz—Austria's second-largest metropolitan area—creates high-pressure traffic patterns that require constant monitoring.

According to TomTom traffic index data, Graz consistently experiences average congestion levels of over 50%. During the morning rush hour, a 10 km drive can take over 31 minutes, with congestion levels peaking at 75%. For Styrian commuters and international logistics companies, real-time visibility into the road network is a daily necessity.

The A9 Pyhrn Autobahn and the Plabutsch Tunnel

The A9 is the lifeblood of Styrian transit, handling massive volumes of through traffic and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). In 2025, the A9 was identified as a major truck hotspot, with over 2.6 million trucks counted in the first eleven months at the Schachenwald section alone.

The most critical feature of the A9 in Steiermark is the Plabutsch Tunnel. Spanning approximately 10 kilometers, this tunnel allows through traffic to bypass the city center of Graz.

• Capacity: Handles up to 50,000 vehicles daily.
• Impact: Any closure or incident in the tunnel leads to immediate and massive gridlock across the entire Graz city road network.
• Monitoring: TrafficVision provides real-time feeds at both tunnel portals, allowing you to check for "Blockabfertigung" (dosage control) before you enter the city limits.

The A2 Südautobahn: The Southern Connection

The A2 is the primary link between the Austrian capital of Vienna and the southern provinces. In Steiermark, the section near Feldkirchen is the most frequented stretch of road in the state. Monitoring this corridor is essential for anyone traveling toward Klagenfurt or the Italian border.

Key interchanges to monitor include:

• Knoten Graz-West: The massive junction where the A2 and A9 meet.
• Laßnitzhöhe: A high-altitude section prone to weather-related delays.
• Gleisdorf: The gateway to Eastern Styria and the Hungarian border.

Graz: Managing Urban Gridlock

As a historic city with limited road space, Graz faces significant urban traffic challenges. The city’s geography, defined by the Mur river and the surrounding hills, creates natural bottlenecks that are highly sensitive to daily commuter surges.

TrafficVision's interactive map allows you to monitor:

• Mur River Bridges: The primary east-west links through the city.
• Graz-Webling: A high-congestion area where city traffic meets the A9.
• Winter Conditions: Track snow clearing progress in the "Upper Styrian" mountain regions around Leoben and Liezen.

Professional Tools for Central European Transit

Whether you are managing a freight fleet or planning a weekend trip to the Styrian wine country, TrafficVision provides the professional-grade tools you need:

• Interactive Map with Clustering: See the big picture of Styrian transit or zoom in to a single Graz intersection.
• Route Builder: Plan your drive from Graz to Vienna or Salzburg and see every camera along the way.
• Stable Favorites: Save your most-used feeds—like the A9 at Plabutsch—for instant one-tap access on your mobile device.
• 24/7 Free Access: No account required, no paywalls, just transparent real-time data from 600+ official sources.

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