I-110 at 223rd St on-ramp Live Traffic Cam, Torrance
About this camera
The camera at 223rd St on-ramp on I-110 keeps an eye on one of the busy stretches of road around Torrance, Los Angeles County, with a southbound view. A glance at the feed before you leave can tell you whether to expect an easy drive or a slow crawl.
Torrance is a large South Bay city known for its beaches, its many Japanese businesses and the Del Amo Fashion Center, one of the largest malls in the country.
The Harbor Freeway, signed as I-110, connects the Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro with downtown Los Angeles, a north-south artery through South Los Angeles. This part of the Harbor Freeway carries large numbers of trucks loaded with containers from the ports. At its southern end, the route connects with the Vincent Thomas Bridge and SR-47 to Terminal Island and the port complex.
Quick facts
- Location: I-110 at 223rd St on-ramp, Torrance
- County: Los Angeles County, California
- Camera view: southbound traffic
- Busiest times: weekday morning and evening rush hours
Slowdowns are common near the I-405 junction. Weekend traffic includes visitors heading to San Pedro, the Battleship Iowa and the Catalina Island ferries.
Stream credit: Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation.
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Source: Caltrans — California Department of Transportation · Checked 19 min ago
Frequently asked questions
Where is this I-110 camera located?
The camera is on I-110 at 223rd St on-ramp in Torrance, Los Angeles County, California. It faces southbound traffic.
What can I see on this live cam?
The stream shows live traffic on I-110 at 223rd St on-ramp, so you can spot congestion, incidents, rain or fog before you set out.
Who operates this camera?
The camera is operated by Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation, which streams it free of charge as part of its statewide traffic camera network.
