Please note: The live traffic camera feeds may occasionally stop or go offline. These streams are manually operated from a local office setup, and there may be times when the feed cannot be immediately restored if an interruption occurs. Additionally, some camera views may be temporarily unavailable.
All traffic cameras featured are publicly accessible through FL511.com and are not recorded by the source. However, for viewer convenience, we focus on intersections with higher crash activity, allowing up to 12 hours of playback and rewinding through our YouTube stream when available.
What Goes Up… NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is expected to plunge back into Earth’s atmosphere on Wednesday, November 4th, bringing an end to nearly 22 years in space. Launched in 2004, the pioneering observatory carried three telescopes designed to study the universe’s most powerful explosions across multiple wavelengths of light. As of Monday, the…
This coming weekend, November 7th and 8th, brings the Salute to America in Space, the air show portion of NASA’s MAX POWER aerospace expo. For the first time in years, the public can drive inside Kennedy Space Center and park on the runway where space shuttles once landed, and where NASA astronauts arrive at Kennedy…
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TONI SHIFALO
I’d like to check in on activity at the Parrish Park just east of the bridge where the sand allows access to jet skies, kayaks, canoes and sail boards. Then near launch time it would be great to get a view from the T’ville side of IRL.
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