Interstate 10 · Los Angeles to Jacksonville · the southern route

I-10 right now: live cameras & road conditions

See I-10 right now — live DOT cameras and real-time conditions along the southernmost coast-to-coast interstate, from Los Angeles to Jacksonville, each tagged with its mile marker. Desert dust storms to Gulf Coast hurricanes, on one map.

live cameras on I-10
active alerts on I-10
2,460 mi
end to end
Los Angeles to Jacksonville
2,460 mi end to end
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The I-10 corridor

Los Angeles to Jacksonville · the southern route. Here's what to watch, and where the weather actually bites.

The southern route

I-10 runs about 2,460 miles across the bottom of the country, from Los Angeles through Phoenix, the West Texas desert, the Gulf Coast, and on to Jacksonville, Florida. It's the warm-weather transcontinental route — but "warm" doesn't mean trouble-free.

Where the weather bites

The desert stretch through Arizona is hit by summer dust storms — haboobs that drop visibility to zero in seconds and cause chain-reaction pileups. Along the Gulf Coast, from Louisiana through Alabama to Florida, hurricanes, tropical flooding, and dense fog close or evacuate the highway. The cameras tell you which hazard, if any, is live today.

Watch it live while you drive

The cameras and alerts above are the before-you-leave view. In the MileCheck app, your exact mile marker and the nearest camera follow you across the desert and the coast, hands-free on CarPlay and Android Auto.

I-10 questions, answered

Is I-10 open right now?

The live map above shows active closures and incidents along I-10 from the state DOT feeds we cover; a red banner appears at the top of this page if a stretch is fully closed. See the US closures map for the whole country.

How long is I-10?

About 2,460 miles from Los Angeles to Jacksonville — the southernmost coast-to-coast interstate.

Does I-10 close for hurricanes?

Yes — the Gulf Coast stretch across Louisiana, Alabama, and Florida floods and evacuates for hurricanes. Watch the storms feeding those closures on the road weather map.

What are dust storms on I-10?

In Arizona, summer "haboobs" can drop visibility to zero on I-10 in seconds — a top cause of desert pileups. The live cameras above show current desert visibility; track your mile marker through it with the MileCheck app.

Know your exact mile marker on I-10 — live

MileCheck shows your nearest mile marker in real time as you drive I-10, plus live DOT alerts on your route and the nearest camera. Free to start, works offline, and runs on CarPlay and Android Auto.

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