I-5 at Gorman School Dr Live Traffic Cam, Gorman
About this camera
Set up by Caltrans at Gorman School Dr on Interstate 5, this camera shows conditions in Gorman, Los Angeles County, with a southbound view. Commuters, truckers and travellers alike can use it to spot slowdowns before they reach them.
Within California alone, I-5 runs for nearly 800 miles, making it by far the longest freeway in the state.
Strong winds, fog and occasional summer wildfires can also slow or stop traffic over the pass. Snow and ice can close the pass several times each winter, sometimes for hours, stranding traffic on both sides, so checking this camera before a winter trip is a smart move.
At a glance
- Location: I-5 at Gorman School Dr, Gorman
- County: Los Angeles County, California
- Camera view: southbound traffic
- Busiest times: rush hours, Friday afternoons and holidays
Gorman is one of the highest points of I-5 in Southern California, close to the Tejon Pass summit. Gorman is a tiny stop near the top of the Tejon Pass, where wildflowers, especially poppies and lupine, can carpet the surrounding hills in a good spring.
The live stream is provided by Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation.
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Source: Caltrans — California Department of Transportation · Checked just now
Frequently asked questions
Where is this I-5 camera located?
The camera is on I-5 at Gorman School Dr in Gorman, Los Angeles County, California. It faces southbound traffic.
What does I-5 connect?
Interstate 5 is the main north-south highway of the West Coast, running about 1,380 miles from the Mexican border at San Ysidro to the Canadian border at Blaine, Washington.
Is the stream live and free to watch?
Yes. The video is a live feed from Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation, and it is free to watch. It may pause briefly during maintenance or network outages.
