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I-80 Webcam · Roseville

Darling Way 2 Webcam on I-80

Live Caltrans still, refreshing about once a minute. For the pass status and chain controls that go with this view, see I-80 and Donner Pass conditions.

Hwy 80 at Darling 2
Just now · 5:56 AM PT

Hwy 80 at Darling 2

Roseville|landscape154 ft

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What this camera shows

The second of three Caltrans views at the Darling Way area of Roseville. Together the three angles cover the I-80 lanes and ramps where valley traffic settles into the eastbound climb toward the foothills.

Camera facts
  • Location: I-80 near Roseville, Placer County, California.
  • Elevation: about 154 feet.
  • Camera direction: westbound traffic.
  • Coordinates: 38.7358, -121.2786. View on map
  • Feed: Caltrans District 3. The still is hotlinked from Caltrans and refreshes in place.

Questions drivers ask

What does the Darling Way 2 camera show?

The second of three Caltrans views at the Darling Way area of Roseville. Together the three angles cover the I-80 lanes and ramps where valley traffic settles into the eastbound climb toward the foothills.

Where is the Darling Way 2 camera on I-80?

The Darling Way 2 camera is on I-80 near Roseville, Placer County, at about 154 feet. In driving order it sits west toward Darling Way 1 and east toward Darling Way 3.

How often does this camera update?

The still image is a Caltrans camera feed and refreshes about once a minute on this page. Where Caltrans publishes a live stream for the camera, the same card on the homepage and live feed plays video. For current conditions, read this camera together with the summit cameras, since valley and summit weather are often completely different.

One camera is one frame of the drive. Walk the whole corridor on the live camera feed, or check the chain controls before you go.

← West: Darling Way 1East: Darling Way 3 →