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US-395 at Bridgeport

Live camera on US-395, with the current status of the road it sits on and the forecast at the nearest pass.

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Traffic camera: US-395 at Bridgeport

Image taken (checked ); a new one about every minute.

US-395 at Bridgeport · Caltrans · CA · source
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Weather at Bridgeport

Today
Sunny
Temperature
67°F
Wind
0 to 5 mph
Zone
CAZ073

Forecast read

Where this camera is

This camera is the red marker; the blue dots are the other cameras on US-395. Click one to open it.

What this camera shows

This camera sits at an elevation of 6,486 feet, placing it in a transitional zone between the higher terrain of Conway Summit to the south and the Coleville area to the north. Because it is significantly lower than the 8,149-foot summit, this view often captures conditions on the valley floor that differ from the mountain passes. If you see clear pavement here while the cameras at higher elevations show active snowfall, it suggests that the storm intensity is currently limited to the peaks. Conversely, if snow is accumulating here, it indicates that winter conditions have descended well below the pass level.

Since this is a still image that refreshes approximately once a minute, it provides a snapshot of current pavement visibility rather than a continuous view of traffic flow. If the frame appears dark or obscured by fog, wait for the next refresh to see if the visibility improves. This camera is essential for gauging the specific conditions in the Bridgeport valley, which can experience localized blowing snow and wind that may not be present at the higher elevation sites nearby.

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Camera: Caltrans. Chain-control status and closures: Caltrans District 9 (public domain) and Nevada DOT / nvroads.com. Nevada Explorer is not affiliated with any of them. Always confirm at roads.dot.ca.gov or nvroads.com before you travel.