Miami Beach Traffic Webcam

Miami Beach Traffic

Collins Avenue is one of the most famous streets in Miami Beach, running parallel to the Atlantic Ocean and stretching from the southern tip of the city near South Pointe Drive up through the length of Miami Beach and beyond. It is named after John S. Collins, the developer who built the first bridge connecting Miami Beach to the mainland in 1913, which opened the area to development. The avenue is iconic for its Art Deco and mid-century modern hotels, palm-lined sidewalks, lively nightlife, and high-end resorts, making it a central part of the Miami Beach experience. In the southern section, known as South Beach, Collins Avenue is a bustling hub of activity with hotels, restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and clubs, attracting both tourists and locals.

The street-facing webcam set up at the intersection of Collins Avenue and 23rd Street in South Beach, which looks down the avenue toward the south of the city. The camera captures real-time traffic, showing cars, buses, motorcycles, and other vehicles moving along one of the busiest streets in Miami Beach. It also shows pedestrians walking along the sidewalks, people crossing streets, and visitors heading toward the beach, shops, restaurants, and hotels. The surrounding area is typical South Beach: lined with palm trees, boutique hotels, Art Deco buildings, cafés, and nightlife spots, giving viewers a sense of the local atmosphere. The webcam is especially lively during the day and evening, as tourists and locals mix, making the street feel vibrant and energetic. It provides a great way to observe the rhythm of daily life in South Beach, from morning commuters to evening strollers, all along Collins Avenue.