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Data sources

Last updated 15 October 2026

Everything on the map is published openly by someone else. This is who, and how they ask to be credited. Nothing here is private, bought or scraped from behind a login.

Traffic cameras

SourceCovers
Caltrans CWWP2California, all 12 districts
State 511 traveller information systemsFlorida, Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Alaska, Connecticut, Louisiana, North Carolina, and New England (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont)
511 systems built on CARSMinnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Indiana, Nebraska, Massachusetts
Oregon DOT TripCheckOregon
Washington State DOTWashington
NYC Department of TransportationNew York City
Maryland CHARTMaryland, with live video
Michigan DOT MiDriveMichigan
Missouri DOTMissouri, with live video
Delaware DOTDelaware, with live video
ALDOT ALGO TrafficAlabama, with live video
Colorado DOT (COtrip)Colorado, with live video
Virginia DOT 511Virginia, with live video
SCDOT 511South Carolina, with live video
SDDOT 511 and MDT 511South Dakota and Montana roadside and weather-station cameras
IDOT via Travel MidwestIllinois
Kentucky Transportation CabinetKentucky, statewide
Scripps Institution of OceanographyScripps Pier underwater camera, La Jolla (opens on Scripps’ own page)
Texas DOT (TxDOT)Texas, 24 of 25 districts (Houston publishes no pictures)
City of Austin TransportationAustin intersections
TRIMARC (KYTC, Louisville Metro, INDOT)Louisville, Kentucky area
ALERTCalifornia, UC San DiegoWildfire cameras across California (beta)

Images and video belong to each agency and are shown as published. Some cameras are turned off or pointed away during incidents; that’s the agency’s choice.

Plate readers

Locations come from OpenStreetMap contributors, many of them mapping through DeFlock. © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License. These are reported locations only; //EYERUS has no access to any reader’s data.

Aircraft

Positions from the community ADS-B networks adsb.fi and adsb.lol (adsb.lol data under the Open Database License). Routes from adsbdb. Photos from Planespotters.net, credited to each photographer where shown. Aircraft whose owners have opted out of public tracking may be missing.

Vessels (beta)

AIS positions from aisstream.io, a free volunteer receiver network. Coverage is patchy away from busy coasts.

Emergency calls (beta)

Scanner audio (beta)

Recordings and talkgroup names from OpenMHz, where volunteers record public-safety radio. Audio plays straight from OpenMHz. Each system links back to its OpenMHz page. Systems are placed on the map using the city or county they list.

Trains (beta)

Amtrak train positions via Amtraker, which republishes Amtrak’s public train map.

Speed cameras, flight restrictions, ocean and space

Wildfires, weather and earthquakes

Places, news and the map itself

Something wrong or missing?

If you run one of these sources and want it credited differently or removed, or you know a public feed we should add, contact estweakbox@gmail.com.