Live · Traffic & logistics
Where the week actually is
Every closure and enforcement zone on one map, with each venue pulsing while its event is running — an hour before through an hour after — and 49 highway cameras one tap away. If the peninsula is about to jam, this is where you'll see it first.
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venues live now
checking the schedule…
Live speeds coming soon
Closed or slow now
Red road = traffic below free-flow speed
Scheduled closure
Enforcement zone
CHP incident live on the dispatch log — tap for the notes
Pulse = event live right now
Traffic cams — turn on, tap for the live still
Right now
- A pulsing ring means that venue's event is running — from an hour before it starts to an hour after it ends
- Small dim dots are venues with something later today, not yet underway
- Solid red streets are closed at this moment; dashed pink ones close later
- Switch on Traffic cams and tap one to see the road for yourself before you commit to it
Planning the drive
- Three or four pulses clustered on the peninsula is your congestion warning — go early or go around
- Enforcement zones are where the patrols and sound meters are; assume you're being watched inside one
- Plate readers are permanent fixtures, not Car Week extras — they read every plate that passes
- Everything refreshes on its own; leave the tab open and it stays current
Closures and advisories: Monterey County Public Works feeds behind the county's Car Week ArcGIS Experience, plus curated City of Seaside street closures. Cameras: Caltrans District 5 CCTV. Enforcement and plate-reader overlays share the enforcement map's sourced data. Venue times come from the same schedule as the Car Week board. Live road speeds, when enabled, are © TomTom.