Thailand Traffic Cameras: Real-Time Road & Expressway Monitoring
Navigate the Kingdom of Thailand with confidence using our comprehensive network of live traffic cameras. With an average one-way commute of 40.5 minutes—rising to nearly 10 hours weekly for Bangkok office workers—real-time visual monitoring is essential for navigating the nation's high-capacity corridors. From the sky-high expressways of Bangkok to the coastal roads of Pattaya and the mountainous routes of the North, TrafficVision provides 24/7 access to thousands of live feeds.
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According to 2024 data, road transport in Thailand expanded by over 11%, with urban networks in major hubs like Bangkok handling approximately 1.1 million daily trips. Our network provides comprehensive visibility into these critical routes and the nation's primary industrial and tourist centers.
Greater Bangkok & Expressways
Monitor the heart of the nation's traffic. View 3,000+ cameras covering the BMA (Bangkok Metropolitan Administration) streets, the Expressway Authority (EXAT) network, and the primary bridges over the Chao Phraya River.
Pattaya & The Eastern Seaboard
Watch real-time conditions in the world-famous coastal resort and industrial hub. Monitor 1,200+ feeds tracking traffic through Beach Road, Sukhumvit Highway, and the Motorway 7 link.
Chiang Mai & The North
Live views of the primary routes in the "Rose of the North." Essential for monitoring city traffic and the scenic routes leading to the surrounding mountain districts. 800+ cameras.
Southern Provinces & Islands
View strategic cameras along the primary southern highway toward Phuket and the Gulf of Thailand. Monitor 1,000+ cameras focused on tourist travel and regional logistics.
Features
Interactive Map
Explore the Kingdom visually. Zoom in to check specific intersections in Bangkok or view the entire Gulf of Thailand coastline at a glance.
Grid View
Monitor multiple strategic points simultaneously. Perfect for tracking the flow of motorcycles and cars during the "Seven Dangerous Days" of New Year travel.
Route Builder
Plan your journey across Thailand and see every camera along your path. Ideal for long trips between Bangkok, Hua Hin, and the Northern provinces.
Favorites
Save your most-watched feeds. Bookmark your daily commute through the capital or your favorite highway exits for instant access every morning.
Navigating Thailand's Dynamic Transportation Hub
Thailand's road network is a sophisticated mix of multi-level urban expressways and expansive national highways. Managed by agencies including the Department of Rural Roads (DRR), the Department of Highways (DOH), and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), the system is designed to facilitate both local movement and international trade.
Traffic camera infrastructure in Thailand is managed by DOH Thailand, the national road authority responsible for highway monitoring.
In Bangkok, the sheer volume of traffic makes real-time visual information an essential survival tool. With the city's unique geography and complex system of "Sois" (side streets) and primary arteries, a single incident can impact travel for hours. Our live street cameras allow you to check the status of major junctions like Asoke, Sukhumvit, and the Rama IX bridge before you head out.
Major Traffic Corridors
- Motorway 7 & 9: The primary high-speed links connecting Bangkok with the Eastern Seaboard (Pattaya/Chonburi) and the outer orbital loop.
- The Second Stage Expressway: A critical elevated network that bypasses the dense surface traffic of central Bangkok.
- Sukhumvit Road: One of the world's longest roads, serving as the commercial and social heart of many Thai cities and coastal regions.
- The Don Muang Tollway: The vital link handling over 71,000 vehicles daily near Bangkok's domestic airport.
Thailand Road Safety
In 2024, Thailand reported 9,160 road traffic deaths between January and August alone, prompting a National Master Plan to halve fatalities by 2027. With a road network spanning over 700,000 kilometers, maintaining safe passage is a primary focus, especially during holiday periods like Songkran, which averages 69 deaths per day. Real-time camera monitoring is a vital tool for all drivers to identify hazardous conditions early and navigate safely through the nation's high-capacity motorway network and urban intersections.
Explore Thailand's Roads in Real-Time
Don't let a "Rot Tit" (traffic jam) or tropical storm slow you down. Use our interactive map to find the clearest route through the Kingdom today.
EXPLORE THE MAP →Professional-Grade Monitoring for Tropical Weather
Thailand's tropical climate brings intense rainfall, particularly during the monsoon season. Sudden afternoon squalls can lead to flash flooding in urban areas and decreased visibility on high-speed highways. Having a visual confirmation of the road surface is a critical safety advantage for every driver.
TrafficVision aggregates feeds from various municipal agencies and national departments to provide a comprehensive, real-time view of Thailand. This data allows you to see exactly where a rain cell is impacting traffic or if a major intersection is experiencing localized flooding. Whether you are navigating a motorbike through the city or driving a commercial vehicle across the country, our platform provides the context you need.
The TrafficVision Advantage
- 135,000+ Cameras: Our network spans the globe, including all of Southeast Asia and major international hubs.
- 600+ Official Sources: We prioritize verified, high-quality feeds from official Thai agencies like the BMA and DOH.
- Always Free & Accessible: No paywalls or subscriptions. Access professional-grade traffic data on desktop or mobile, 24/7.
Can I see live video of Bangkok traffic?
Yes, many cameras in Bangkok, particularly those managed by the BMA and EXAT, provide live video streams or very high-frequency refreshing images.
How do I find cameras in Pattaya?
You can use our interactive map and zoom into the Chonburi/Pattaya area, or search "Pattaya" in our grid view to see all surrounding feeds.
Are these cameras available during the Songkran festival?
Absolutely. Our platform is a vital tool during the Thai New Year (Songkran), allowing users to track holiday traffic and road conditions during the nation's busiest travel period.
Does TrafficVision support the Thai language?
While our main interface is in English, we provide data from official Thai sources, and our map allows you to navigate by location names in both Thai and English.
Check the Road Now
From the heights of Chiang Mai to the shores of Phuket, stay ahead of the traffic with the most comprehensive camera network in Thailand.
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