Delaware DelDOT Cameras — Live Road Cameras & Map
All Delaware DelDOT cameras — interactive statewide map
About this map
This map gathers the live traffic cameras from the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) into one fast, searchable view, with roughly 357 feeds pulled straight from the state's official traffic system. Delaware is a small state strung along a single north-south spine — I-95 and DE-1 — so a quick look at the road is often all it takes to decide whether to roll now or wait out a backup. Whether you're crossing Wilmington on I-95, running the DE-1 toll road past Dover, or heading for the beaches in Sussex County, you can see current conditions at a glance instead of guessing.
These are live video cameras, not still snapshots. Each feed streams live HLS that plays right in your browser, so you watch traffic actually moving — or sitting still — in real time rather than waiting on an image that refreshes every couple of minutes. That makes a real difference on Delaware's busiest pinch points: the I-95 squeeze through Wilmington and the I-495 bypass, the DE-1 toll plazas at Biddles Corner and Dover, and the summer-weekend crawl down to Rehoboth, Dewey, and Bethany. Tap a camera and you're watching the road as it is right now.
Coverage follows the corridors that matter most. In the north around Wilmington and New Castle, that means I-95 and the I-495 bypass, DE-1 and DE-141, US-13 and US-202, and the approaches to the Delaware Memorial Bridge and Newark near the University of Delaware. Through Kent County, the DE-1 toll road and US-13 run the length of central Delaware past Dover, Smyrna, and Milford. And in Sussex County, DE-1, US-9, US-113, and DE-404 carry traffic to Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Dewey, and Bethany. Use the area presets to jump to your region, search by road or town, save the cameras you check most as favorites, and see the nearest airport's conditions alongside each feed.
Delaware regions covered
Tap an area chip on the map to jump straight to any of these regions.
Statewide
Every DelDOT camera across Delaware in one view — the full I-95/DE-1 spine from the Pennsylvania line through Wilmington and Dover to the Sussex beaches, plus I-495, US-13, US-113, and the coastal routes. The best at-a-glance read before any drive across the state.
Wilmington & New Castle
Dense coverage of the northern corridor: I-95 through Wilmington, the I-495 bypass along the river, DE-1 and DE-141, US-13 and US-202, and the I-95/I-295 split feeding the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Also covers Newark and the I-95 interchanges near the University of Delaware — key for timing weekday rush hour and spotting incidents before you commit.
Dover & Central Delaware
Cameras along the DE-1 toll road and US-13 through Kent County — past Smyrna and the Biddles Corner toll plaza, through Dover and the Dover toll plaza near Dover Air Force Base, and south toward Milford. The decision points where beach-bound traffic meets the state capital and the freeway transitions to the Korean War Veterans Memorial Highway.
The Beaches (Sussex)
Coverage of the Sussex County coast: DE-1 (Coastal Highway) over the Indian River Inlet Bridge, US-9 toward Lewes and the Cape May–Lewes Ferry, US-113 down the inland corridor, and DE-404 from the Maryland line. The summer-weekend hot spots for Rehoboth, Dewey, and Bethany Beach, plus the Five Points area where DE-1 backs up.
Tips for using Delaware road cameras
- These are live video feeds, so let a camera run for a few seconds before you judge it — watching whether traffic is actually crawling or moving tells you far more than a single frozen frame ever could.
- On summer Fridays and Sundays, scan the DE-1 cameras around the Dover and Biddles Corner toll plazas and the Five Points/Rehoboth area before heading to the beach — southbound jams build Friday afternoon and northbound backups peak Sunday afternoon and evening.
- For trips through the north, check the I-95 cameras through Wilmington and the I-495 bypass side by side; when I-95 stacks up, I-495 along the river is often the faster way around the city.
- Pair any camera with the nearest airport's conditions shown alongside it — Delaware's road cameras have no on-road weather sensors, so the closest NWS airport station gives you temperature, wind, and visibility context, especially useful for coastal fog and storms along the low-lying shore.
- Save your regular cameras as favorites — your I-95 commute, a DE-1 toll plaza, or your stretch of Coastal Highway to the beach — so they load with one tap next time.
- Cameras are a great real-time gut check, but confirm official closures, crashes, and restrictions with DelDOT or by dialing 511 in Delaware before you rely on a clear-looking feed.
Live road cameras in other regions
The same fast camera map for the other states and provinces we cover.
Delaware road camera guides
In-depth guides to the highways, passes and destinations we cover here.