Gwangan Bridge Traffic Cam

A Real-Time Window on Gwangan Bridge

Perched on the upper roadway near Anchorage 1, this fixed traffic camera streams a continuous view down one of Busan's most recognizable structures, the seven-kilometre Gwangan Bridge (Gwangandaegyo), also known as the Diamond Bridge.

Traffic on the Upper Deck

The double-deck suspension span carries a constant stream of cars and trucks along its upper level, one of the region's busiest arteries linking the Suyeong district with Haeundae. The camera's straight-line vantage makes it a useful, practical reference for the flow of traffic across the bay.

Suyeongman Bay and the Busan Skyline

Beyond the roadway, the cable towers and suspension lines frame the open water of Suyeongman Bay, with the dense high-rise skyline of Centum City and Haeundae rising in the distance — a defining silhouette of South Korea's second city.

A Landmark of Modern Busan

Completed in 2003, the Gwangan Bridge remains one of the longest double-deck suspension bridges in the world and a signature piece of Busan's modern skyline, connecting the coastal districts on either side of the bay.