Tram Driver's View 24/7
Ride up front through Dutch streets, canals and suburbs, an endless first-person tram live webcam.
Moving camera: its position on the map is approximate.
About this view
The driver's-eye view from a tram working the streets of The Hague and its surroundings, streaming 24/7: rails, junctions, stops and Dutch daily life arriving frame by frame. It is public transport as slow television, and weirdly impossible to switch off.
The route mix is the charm: leafy avenues past embassies, tight city curves, glimpses of the North Sea dunes toward Scheveningen. Cyclists appear from everywhere with total confidence in the timetable of physics.
Dutch rush hours (8–9 am, 5–6 pm CET) fill the stops; a rainy evening turns the windscreen into an impressionist painting, wipers keeping time. Fun detail for transit fans: The Hague's network still runs the elegant GTL8 trams alongside modern Avenios, so the view changes character depending on which generation you board.
