The Idaho Transportation Department provides a pair of traffic websites, a
Low Bandwidth Site and a
High Bandwidth Site which, as expected, provides more features and better interactivity. The High Bandwidth website contains six separate pages from which one may learn of
Traffic Speeds,
Weather Stations,
Electronic Signs,
Transit Routes,
Mountain Passes, or
Traffic Cameras. On the latter page one may click on the cameras shown on the map to view current road conditions throughout the state. The majority of the rural web cameras have associated weather stations allowing viewers to ascertain local weather conditions and tendencies. Many cameras transmit several different views, from as few as one to as many as eight. These views, instead of being alloted separate pages, are cycled on a single page, changing views every five seconds to every five minutes.
The second of six webcams in the city of Moscow, this camera is one of the urban style cameras mounted on a tall light standard, this one on the southeast corner of the intersection of Pullman Road and Line Street. This light standard also mounts the traffic signals for eastbound traffic on Pullman. The single camera here looks west on Pullman Road.
The webcam photo below is essentially real time and will be updated approximately every five minutes if you manually refresh the page.
