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Tramway Live Cams
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Australia 
The city of Adelaide, Australia, provides this website. From the tourist webcams on offer, the two mounted on the bell tower of the town hall are of interest to us. The north view looks down onto King William Street and the south view gives Victoria Square. A frequent service on the Adelaide Glenelg tramway can be seen on both. At weekends the heritage tram may also be seen. Click on the links to get larger images which automatically update every 5 or 10 seconds.
Zoom in on the map and you get traffic cameras in Melbourne, Australia. Trams can be seen on many of the views. We have found them on the cameras at Flemington Rd. (two cams), Flinders St., Kings Way, Mt. Alexander Rd., Racecourse Rd., Riversdale Rd. and St Kilda Rd., but there are probably others. The images update every few minutes, but you need to use the refresh button provided.
Austria 
A camera in the Rathaus shows the Hauptplatz in Graz, Austria. Several tram routes cross the square, which sometimes contains markets, although recently the view has been somewhat obstructed. Click on the button marked "Steuerung/control" and after a short wait you will be able to point the camera at the tram stop. The image is frequently updated.
This camera is on the Mariazellerbahn in Austria. The thumbnails gives a view of the new depot at Laubenbachmühle. The Mariazellerbahn is built to the very narrow 760mm gauge. It is mostly operated as a main line railway, but there are some modern "tram-like" vehicles. At the Mariazell end of the line is a standard gauge museum line which runs a steam tram. Images update every 2 minutes but manual refresh is needed.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and gives a moving panoramic video from the Burgtheater looking towards the Rathaus. Trams can be seen on the Ring. The video is updated roughly every 25 minutes. There is an archive.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Europaplatz at Mariahilfer Straße looking towards Neubaugürtel. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Europaplatz at Mariahilfer Straße looking towards Mariahilfer Gürtel. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Hernalser Gürtel at Hernalser Hauptstraße. Trams on route 43 at Alser Straße cross the scene in the distance. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Kärntner Ring at bei Kärntne Straße looking towards Operngasse. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Margaretengürtel at Gießaufgasse looking towards Eichenstraße. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Praterstern at Praterstraße looking towards Franzensbrückenstraße. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This is a camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria in the Rathausplatz looking down onto the annual Christmas "Christkindlmarkt", but is usually available at other times of the year. A fully controllable camera with a moving picture, it can be directed to show the Burgtheater with trams on routes 1 and D on the "Ring" passing in front.
This website has a number of views from the Rathausturm in Vienna (Wien), Austria. One looks down from this high point into Rathausplatz with the Burgtheater in the background. Trams on routes 1 and D pass by on the "Ring" and can just be seen. The image updates about once an hour.
This site in Vienna (Wien), Austria gives two views from Scherzergasse. The first is of interest to us and looks towards Am Tabor, showing trams on routes 2 and 5. Clicking on the image gives a larger picture. The page automatically updates every 180 seconds. Below the main image is a time-lapse video of the previous 24 hours.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Schottenring at Franz-Josefs-Kai looking towards Börse. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Wagramer Straße at Donaustadtstraße. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Währinger Gürtel at Nußdorfer Straße looking towards Nußdorfer Straße. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Währinger Gürtel at Nußdorfer Straße looking towards AKH. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
This camera in Vienna (Wien), Austria and shows Währinger Gürtel at Lazarettgasse looking towards Alser Straße. The view updates every second, but after a while you have to click a button to restart it.
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