The Bronx carries the traffic of three interstates, a dozen Harlem River crossings, and every trucker heading from New England to the rest of the country. Live NYC DOT cameras watch the borough's pressure points around the clock, free.
Major Deegan and the Cross Bronx
The Major Deegan cameras follow I-87 up the borough's west side, including the Macombs Dam Bridge feed that stares straight at Yankee Stadium's doorstep. The Cross Bronx Expressway — I-95's infamous crawl across the borough, regularly ranked among the most congested interstates in the country — has camera coverage that tells you instantly whether it is moving or parked.
Bruckner, the Grand Concourse, and Fordham Road
To the south and east, cameras cover the Bruckner corridor toward Hunts Point and the Whitestone. The Grand Concourse camera watches the borough's grand boulevard at the stadium, and Fordham Road — the Bronx's busiest shopping street — has feeds at its major crossings.
See the Bronx live right now
Open the dashboard, tap the Bronx filter, and every live DOT feed in the borough is on one screen — map view included.
Open the Bronx camerasThe Harlem River crossings
When the Deegan backs up, the bridges decide everything. The Third Avenue Bridge camera covers the free crossing into Harlem, with the Willis Avenue Bridge feed nearby, and on the west side the Henry Hudson Parkway carries the Riverdale route across the Spuyten Duyvil.
How to watch only the Bronx
On the live dashboard, the borough filter cuts the grid to the Bronx, search finds any expressway by name, and the map view plots every camera along your route.
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