Rhode Island DOT Cameras — Live Road Cameras & Map

This map gathers the Rhode Island Department of Transportation's live traffic cameras into one fast, searchable view, drawn from RIDOT's Rhodeways system. Rhode Island is the smallest state in the country, but it is densely covered: roughly 139 cameras watch the spine of I-95, the Providence interchanges, the Narragansett Bay bridges, and the coastal routes through South County. Whether you are timing a rush-hour run through downtown Providence, checking the wind on the Newport bridges, or heading to the South County beaches, you can see what the road actually looks like before you go.

Coverage follows the corridors that carry the state. I-95 is the backbone, entering from Connecticut near Westerly and Hopkinton and running north through Warwick and Providence to the Massachusetts line at Pawtucket, including the Thurbers Avenue Curve and the rebuilt 6/10 Interchange. I-195 heads east from Providence over the Washington Bridge through East Providence toward Fall River, Massachusetts; I-295 forms the western beltway around the city; and Route 146 links Providence to Woonsocket and the Massachusetts line. Route 4 connects Warwick to North Kingstown, US-1 traces the coast, and Route 138 carries traffic to the Newport bridges over Narragansett Bay.

Use the area presets to jump to a region, search for a highway or town, save the cameras you check most as favorites, and see the nearest airport's conditions alongside each camera. These RIDOT cameras carry no on-road weather sensors, so the weather shown is supplemented from the closest National Weather Service airport station rather than a roadside reading. In a state where a Nor'easter can flood the coast, ice the bridges, and snarl I-95 through Providence all at once, a quick look at the camera is the difference between rolling and waiting it out.