Dayton Traffic Cameras
76 live traffic cameras around Dayton, Ohio, straight from the state Department of Transportation. See what the roads look like right now before you leave.
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About the Dayton cameras
These are the official Ohio Department of Transportation cameras within about 22 km of downtown Dayton. They are the same feeds the state publishes, gathered here so you can check the whole metro area at once instead of one camera at a time.
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Driving in Dayton
Roadze tracks 76 traffic cameras in and around Dayton, Ohio. They belong to the Ohio Department of Transportation and are the same feeds their own traffic operators watch.
Most of them sit on I-75 (20), US-35 (12), I-675 (11), I-70 (11), SR-725 (8) and SR-48 (5). If you only check one before heading out, make it the road you actually take.
Cameras are public and free to watch — no account, no app. Each one shows what the road looks like right now, which is more useful than a traffic map when you want to know whether it is raining, whether the plows have been through, or whether that backup is an accident or just volume.
Every camera in Dayton was checked on September 2, 2026. 76 are listed as working. Roadze re-checks every camera daily against its transportation department, so a camera that goes dark disappears from this page instead of sitting here as a broken thumbnail.
Common questions
How many traffic cameras does Dayton have?
Roadze lists 76 public traffic cameras for Dayton. They all come from the transportation department that runs the road, and they are the same feeds those agencies publish.
Which roads have the most cameras in Dayton?
I-75 (20), US-35 (12) and I-675 (11). I-75 has the most of any road in Dayton, which is why it is usually the fastest place to check before driving.
Are the Dayton traffic cameras free to watch?
Yes. Every Dayton camera is public and free, with no account, no app and no limit on how long you watch. Roadze puts them on one map so you do not have to know which agency runs which road.
When were the Dayton cameras last checked?
On September 2, 2026. Every Dayton camera is asked again on each check, and the ones that stop answering are taken off the list instead of being left as black thumbnails.