Deerfoot Trail traffic cameras, live
One of Calgary’s busiest roads: the north–south freeway on the east side of downtown, between Stoney Trail at both ends. How busy Deerfoot is right now against a typical day at this hour, City incidents and lane closures on or crossing it, the typical hour-by-hour pattern, and all 13 cameras north to south.
Incidents on Deerfoot
Incidents the City lists on or crossing Deerfoot, newest first, with our nearest cameras.
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Lane closures on Deerfoot
City lane closures on or crossing Deerfoot now and starting in the next 24 hours.
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Deerfoot cameras · north to south
Every City traffic camera on Deerfoot, with its latest picture and its level right now. Open one for the larger view.
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- Stoney Trail / Deerfoot Trail NE
- Country Hills Blvd / Deerfoot Trail NE
- Airport Tr / Deerfoot Tr NE
- 64 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail NE
- McKnight Blvd / Deerfoot Trail NE
- 32 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail NE
- 16 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail NE
- Memorial Drive / Deerfoot Trail SE
- 17 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SE
- 34 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SE
- 47 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SE
- Glenmore Trail / Deerfoot Trail SE
- Stoney Trail / Deerfoot Trail SE
Camera locations on Deerfoot Trail, north to south
Where each of the 13 City cameras on Deerfoot sits, in driving order.
- Stoney Trail / Deerfoot Trail NE
- Country Hills Blvd / Deerfoot Trail NE
- Airport Tr / Deerfoot Tr NE
- 64 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail NE
- McKnight Blvd / Deerfoot Trail NE
- 32 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail NE
- 16 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail NE
- Memorial Drive / Deerfoot Trail SE
- 17 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SE
- 34 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SE
- 47 Avenue / Deerfoot Trail SE
- Glenmore Trail / Deerfoot Trail SE
- Stoney Trail / Deerfoot Trail SE
How we measure it
How the cameras are counted and compared with their own typical, and where incidents, closures and the weather come from.
We pull a fresh image from each City of Calgary traffic camera every minute and count the cars, trucks and buses in view with a computer-vision model. Counts are averaged into 5-minute windows. Each camera is compared with what it typically shows at this hour on this weekday over the trailing 8 weeks: busy means clearly above that, at least 15% and 3 vehicles more in view; heavy means about two standard deviations, 30% and 5 vehicles more. We count vehicles in view (density), not vehicles per hour, so a jam shows up as more vehicles. Incidents and lane closures come from the City’s live feeds; the weather from Environment and Climate Change Canada; road names and places from OpenStreetMap contributors.