See I-4 right now — live FDOT cameras and real-time conditions across Central Florida, from Tampa through Orlando to Daytona Beach, each tagged with its mile marker. One of the most congested and crash-prone stretches in the state, on one map.
Tampa to Daytona Beach · the spine of Central Florida. Here's what to watch, and where the weather actually bites.
I-4 runs about 132 miles across the middle of Florida, linking Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando, and the theme-park corridor out to Daytona Beach on the Atlantic. It's the main route through the fastest-growing part of the state — and one of the busiest.
Congestion and crashes are the everyday story on I-4, especially through Orlando and the attractions area. Summer thunderstorms and dense morning fog cut visibility fast, and the corridor sees hurricane and tropical-storm impacts in late summer.
The live map above shows active incidents and closures along I-4, straight from FDOT. For every Florida camera, see the Florida traffic cameras page.
About 132 miles across Central Florida, from Tampa to Daytona Beach.
It carries heavy tourist and commuter traffic through a fast-growing corridor, with frequent congestion, sudden thunderstorms, and fog — a combination that makes the Orlando stretch one of the most crash-prone in the country. The live cameras above show current conditions.
Yes — Central Florida takes direct hurricane and tropical-storm hits, and I-4 can flood or close in a major storm. Watch the storms on the road weather map.
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