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Niagara Border Bridge Traffic Cameras

Check the Canada–U.S. border crossings before you leave. These live cameras cover the Lewiston–Queenston Bridge, the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls and the Peace Bridge in Fort Erie. A quick look can save you a long line-up.

Images refresh automatically every minute. Tap or click any camera to open it full size.

Lewiston–Queenston Bridge

Traffic camera at the Canadian plaza of the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge on Highway 405
Highway 405 at the Lewiston-Queenston BridgeCanadian side
Highway 405 traffic camera on the approach to the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge
Highway 405 west of the Lewiston-Queenston BridgeCanadian approach
Traffic camera of the U.S. side of the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge
Lewiston-Queenston BridgeU.S. side

Rainbow Bridge

Rainbow Bridge traffic camera looking toward Canada
Rainbow BridgeView toward Canada
Rainbow Bridge traffic camera looking toward the United States
Rainbow BridgeView toward the U.S.
Highway 420 traffic camera at Stanley Avenue in Niagara Falls, Ontario, near the Rainbow Bridge
Highway 420 at Stanley AvenueCanadian approach, Niagara Falls

Peace Bridge

Peace Bridge traffic camera on the Canadian side in Fort Erie
Peace BridgeCanadian side, Fort Erie
Traffic camera of the Peace Bridge Canadian inspection plaza
Peace Bridge Canadian inspection plazaEntering Canada
Traffic camera of the Peace Bridge U.S. inspection plaza in Buffalo
Peace Bridge U.S. inspection plazaEntering the U.S.
Traffic camera of I-190 at Exit 9 near the Peace Bridge in Buffalo
I-190 at Exit 9Peace Bridge and Niagara Street, Buffalo

Crossing the border at Niagara

Niagara has three bridges open to general traffic between Ontario and New York State. The Lewiston–Queenston Bridge connects Highway 405 with I-190 and is a major truck route. The Rainbow Bridge links downtown Niagara Falls, Ontario, and Niagara Falls, New York, and is for cars only. The Peace Bridge joins the QEW in Fort Erie with Buffalo.

Line-ups are usually longest on holiday weekends and summer afternoons. If one bridge is backed up, another may be quicker. You can also use the Highway 405 and QEW cameras to check the drive there.

Bridge images come from the bridge operators and New York State cameras. Ontario highway images are courtesy of MTO COMPASS.