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Le NYC Live Command Center rassemble les caméras de circulation publiques de New York sur un seul écran : plus de 900 flux NYC DOT en direct sur les cinq boroughs, chacun se rafraîchissant toutes les deux secondes. C'est le seul site au monde qui réunit toutes les caméras de circulation en direct de NYC au même endroit avec autant de contrôle d'affichage. C'est gratuit et aucun compte n'est requis.

Ce que vous pouvez faire

You can move between a grid of cameras and a full interactive map, narrow the view to a single borough or neighborhood, and search for any street by name. You decide how dense the grid is by setting the number of columns, and you can save the cameras you return to most often as favorites. Three themes are available — light, dark, and a high-contrast hacker theme. Alongside the feeds, the dashboard shows current weather, transit status, and live incident data, so the picture of the city stays in one place.

D'où viennent les flux

Every camera image is drawn from NYC DOT's public traffic-camera network — the same source that powers 511NY. These are public feeds published by the city, and they are shown here as they are provided. Because the feeds come from a third party, availability can change without notice, and the dashboard is intended for general information rather than for navigation or emergency decisions.

Caméras et quartiers à regarder

Coverage spans the crossings that define the city's traffic: bridges such as the Brooklyn Bridge and the Pont Verrazzano-Narrows, the Hollande and Lincoln tunnel approaches, and highways including the FDR Drive and the BQE. It also reaches the landmarks people watch for their own sake, from Times Square to Central Park.

You can also browse borough by borough — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, le Bronx, and Staten Island — or work through all of our NYC camera guides.