Camera hub
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Preparing verified previews, official camera links, wait-page links, and safety notes.
Preparing verified previews, official camera links, wait-page links, and safety notes.
Use verified camera views beside current wait pages. Filter by country, border pair, region, provider, and available views before choosing a crossing.
Verified camera views first, with official camera links collapsed below for search and credit.
Images and videos that can render here, filtered by the controls above.
US / MX · NorthboundSR-111 northbound north of 2nd Street
US / MX · NorthboundSR-111 northbound north of 7th Street
US / MX · WestboundSR-905 at Britannia top
US / MX · WestboundSR-905 at Siempre Viva
US / MX · WestboundSR-905 at Siempre Viva lower view
US / MX · EastboundSR-905 at La Media
US / MX · WestboundSR-905 at SR-11 La Media off-ramp
US / MX · EastboundSR-905 at Sanyo Avenue
US / MX · EastboundSR-905 at Sanyo Avenue 2
US / MX · WestboundSR-905 at Airway Road westbound
US / MX · EastboundSR-905 at Airway Road eastbound
US / MX · EastboundSR-905 west of Britannia RoadProvider: California Department of Transportation
Caltrans provides official D11 camera images and location details. Visible views load from Caltrans; map details stay behind the page; search and social previews may use an approved thumbnail from verified camera views. Border Times does not keep or inspect camera images.
Provider: California Department of Transportation
Caltrans provides official D11 camera images and location details. Visible views load from Caltrans; map details stay behind the page; search and social previews may use an approved thumbnail from verified camera views. Border Times does not keep or inspect camera images.
Provider: California Department of Transportation
Caltrans provides official D11 camera images and location details. Visible views load from Caltrans; map details stay behind the page; search and social previews may use an approved thumbnail from verified camera views. Border Times does not keep or inspect camera images.
Provider: Government of British Columbia / DriveBC
DriveBC cameras page provides direct Pacific Highway camera images. Visible views load from DriveBC; search and social previews may use an approved thumbnail from verified camera views. Border Times does not keep or inspect camera images.
Provider: Government of British Columbia / DriveBC
DriveBC cameras page provides direct Peace Arch camera images. Visible views load from DriveBC; search and social previews may use an approved thumbnail from verified camera views. Border Times does not keep or inspect camera images.
Provider: Government of British Columbia / DriveBC
DriveBC cameras page provides direct Sumas / Huntingdon camera images. Visible views load from DriveBC; search and social previews may use an approved thumbnail from verified camera views. Border Times does not keep or inspect camera images.
Every verified camera view can appear on this hub and on matching port pages. Link-only cameras stay visible with provider, display status, and official buttons.
Camera views help confirm whether a bridge, port road, inspection approach, or nearby corridor looks backed up. Pair that visual check with current wait pages, lane tables, alerts, and nearby alternatives.
Each camera card keeps the provider, coverage, display label, and official link visible. Camera views without verified display permission stay as link cards instead of copied media.
Camera views appear only when our review marks the camera safe for display. Unknown, restricted, link-only, or permission-required cameras remain link-first.
Use San Ysidro, Otay Mesa, Calexico, Laredo, El Paso, Eagle Pass, and Pharr camera pages with their matching wait-time pages so camera context does not replace current wait data.
Camera decisions
Start with camera views for a quick traffic check, then open the matching crossing wait page for lane-level waits, last update, alternate crossings, and alert options. Camera images can lag, fail, or show only one approach, so the wait page remains the main route-planning page.
The hub lists official and public border camera pages from transportation agencies, bridge operators, and cities. Each card shows provider, coverage, review status, and whether a live view can appear on Border Times.
Camera views appear here only when use rules, review status, and display permission allow it. Camera pages without verified display permission stay link-first so travelers can still reach the official camera page.
Use the camera view to inspect approach traffic and use the matching wait-time page for lane-specific waits, update status, alerts, nearby crossings, and historical context before choosing a route.
Visible camera views are not copied or rehosted. Search and social previews may use an approved thumbnail for cameras already approved for display. Border Times does not keep screenshots or inspect camera images unless permission explicitly allows that future use.