Mitcham sits at the junction of the A236 and A237, seeing heavy through traffic between south and south-west London.
Mitcham sits at the junction of the A236 and A237, seeing heavy through traffic between south and south-west London.
The live camera feeds above are pulled directly from TfL's JamCam network and refresh automatically. The reel cycles through all available cameras within approximately 1km of Mitcham — click any camera in the reel or grid to see the full feed. If a camera shows no image, it may be temporarily offline.
The only reliable way to check is the live camera feeds at the top of this page. Traffic patterns near Mitcham follow the general London rhythm — busiest on weekday mornings (7:30–9:30am) and evenings (4:30–7pm), lighter at midday and at weekends, with Saturday afternoons often busier than Sunday.
For unplanned incidents — roadworks, accidents, or closures — the cameras will show the real-time situation faster than any other source. TfL updates feed images every two minutes during operational hours.
Click any camera card in the grid above to open that camera's full page with a larger view and precise location details. In the reel at the top, use the previous/next buttons to jump manually between cameras, or let it cycle automatically. Clicking anywhere on the reel image takes you directly to that camera's dedicated page.
Not all TfL cameras broadcast live video — some provide still images updated every few minutes. The reel prioritises video feeds where available. If the reel shows "No feeds available", all nearby cameras may be temporarily offline.