Sydney Traffic Cameras: 1,500+ Live Cams

Sydney Metro Coverage Areas

Sydney's traffic network is shaped by its harbour geography, sprawling western suburbs, and a rapidly expanding motorway tunnel system. Key orbital routes like the Westlink M7 handle over 191,000 vehicles daily, making real-time monitoring essential for cross-city travel. Our camera network covers every critical corridor from the CBD to the Blue Mountains fringe.

Features

Interactive Map

View all Sydney cameras on a zoomable map with real-time clustering

Grid View

Browse cameras in a searchable, filterable grid with sort options

Save Favorites

Bookmark your daily commute cameras for one-click access

Live Updates

Real-time feeds from Transport for NSW (TfNSW) and RMS systems

24/7 Access

Monitor traffic conditions at any hour — day or night

Mobile Friendly

Fully responsive design works on phones, tablets, and desktops

About Sydney Traffic Cameras

TrafficVision.Live provides free access to 1,500+ live traffic cameras across Sydney and New South Wales. Our platform aggregates feeds from Transport for NSW (TfNSW), Roads and Maritime Services (RMS), and motorway operator systems into a single, unified interface. These cameras are part of the world's largest traffic camera directory, with 135,000+ live feeds from 600+ official sources across 130+ countries.

Whether you are planning a morning commute from Penrith, checking harbour crossing delays before a meeting in North Sydney, or tracking conditions ahead of a weekend trip down the Grand Pacific Drive, our Sydney traffic camera network delivers real-time visibility into every layer of the city's transport infrastructure. View live feeds from the Harbour Bridge, all WestConnex tunnels, the Eastern Distributor, NorthConnex, and hundreds of suburban intersections managed by the Sydney Coordinated Adaptive Traffic System (SCATS). Beyond highway cameras, users can monitor live street cameras at signalised intersections throughout the inner west, lower north shore, and greater western Sydney.

For broader coverage across the country, see our Australia traffic cameras guide covering every state and territory.

Key Motorway Corridors

Sydney's motorway network is one of the most complex in the Southern Hemisphere. Understanding where bottlenecks form — and having live visual confirmation — is the difference between a 30-minute commute and a two-hour ordeal.

Sydney Harbour Bridge & Tunnel

The Harbour Bridge carries eight lanes of traffic (with tidal flow direction changes during peak hours) and handles approximately 160,000 road vehicles per day. The adjacent Sydney Harbour Tunnel provides a two-lane alternative in each direction, carrying roughly 96,000 vehicles daily. Together they handle over 250,000 vehicle crossings daily. When an incident closes one crossing, the other becomes an instant chokepoint. Our cameras cover both the bridge deck approaches from the Warringah Freeway and the tunnel portals on each side of the harbour, giving you advance warning before you commit to a crossing.

WestConnex & M4-M8 Link

The WestConnex network has fundamentally reshaped Sydney's motorway grid. The M4 tunnels extend the Western Motorway underground from Haberfield to Rozelle, while the M8 connects the new St Peters Interchange to the airport precinct. The M4-M8 Link joins these two corridors underground, creating a continuous motorway bypass of the CBD. Our feeds cover tunnel entry and exit points, ventilation stack approaches, and the surface road interchanges at Rozelle, Haberfield, and St Peters where merging traffic creates the most congestion.

NorthConnex

NorthConnex provides a nine-kilometre tunnel connecting the M1 Pacific Motorway at Wahroonga to the M2 Hills Motorway at West Pennant Hills, taking heavy vehicles off Pennant Hills Road. Live feeds from both portals and the adjacent surface roads help drivers assess whether the tunnel or the old Pennant Hills Road route is flowing more freely.

M5 & Southern Corridors

The M5 East corridor through Bexley and Arncliffe is one of Sydney's most congestion-prone stretches, particularly during afternoon peaks. The parallel M8 tunnel offers an alternative but merges into the same St Peters Interchange. Our cameras cover both corridors plus the Hume Motorway approaches from Campbelltown and Liverpool, essential for anyone commuting from south-western Sydney.

Eastern Distributor & Airport Access

The Eastern Distributor tunnel connects the CBD (from the southern end of the Cahill Expressway) to the airport and eastern suburbs. Southern Cross Drive feeds directly into Sydney Airport domestic and international terminals. Traffic backs up severely during flight peak periods and whenever events are held at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) or Sydney Football Stadium in Moore Park. Live camera feeds along this corridor help travellers time their airport runs to avoid missing a flight.

Sydney's Unique Traffic Dynamics

Sydney's geography — a sprawling harbour, headlands, rivers, and national parks — funnels traffic through a limited number of crossings and corridors. This creates predictable but severe congestion patterns.

Using TrafficVision.Live for Sydney

TrafficVision.Live aggregates feeds from 600+ official sources — including Transport for NSW (TfNSW), Roads and Maritime Services, and private motorway operators — into one seamless interface. Our platform provides access to 135,000+ live feeds across 130+ countries.

Use the interactive map to pinpoint cameras at specific interchanges or intersections across Greater Sydney. Switch to grid view for side-by-side monitoring of parallel corridors like the M5 East and M8 tunnels. Use the route builder to track every camera along your daily commute, and save favourites for one-click access to your most-used feeds. Whether you are a daily commuter from the Hills District, a freight operator navigating the port precinct at Botany, or a traveller heading to Sydney Airport, our system works 24/7 on any device.