SR-14 at Golden Valley Road Live Traffic Cam, Santa Clarita
About this camera
This live Caltrans camera watches Highway 14 at Golden Valley Road in Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County, facing the southbound lanes.
State Route 14, the Antelope Valley Freeway, branches off I-5 at the Newhall Pass and climbs through Santa Clarita toward Palmdale and Lancaster before continuing north across the Mojave Desert. SR-14 is the main link between the Los Angeles Basin and the high-desert cities of the Antelope Valley, and many residents of Palmdale, Lancaster and Santa Clarita use it to commute to jobs across Los Angeles County. Santa Clarita is a large suburban city north of the San Fernando Valley, home to Six Flags Magic Mountain and the canyons of the Santa Clarita Valley.
Southbound traffic toward Los Angeles builds early on weekday mornings, while the northbound commute home peaks in the late afternoon. Strong winds and occasional winter snow in the passes can affect driving conditions, and Friday traffic often includes travelers headed for the desert and the Eastern Sierra. Use the camera to gauge the evening rush, check on a family member's commute, or simply see how busy the freeway is right now.
The feed may occasionally pause or go offline for maintenance, so check back if the image is not updating. Credit for this live feed goes to Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is this camera located?
The camera is on SR-14 at Golden Valley Road in Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County, California and looks at southbound traffic.
When is traffic heaviest here?
Southbound traffic toward Los Angeles builds early on weekday mornings, while the northbound commute home peaks in the late afternoon.
Who operates this camera?
The camera is operated by Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation, as part of its public traffic camera network.
