Parking or Stopping Traffic Complaints in Fremont, CA

If you file a complaint online, do not call and file another complaint by phone. Filing duplicate reports will increase the time needed to sort through the cases, which will delay our ability to respond to your complaint. Thank you!

Please use the form below to report abandoned vehicles, parking and no stopping zone violations. Do not submit duplicated reports - doing so will dramatically increase the volume and cause a delay in responding to these requests.

If the vehicle you are calling about appears to be inoperable, for example, missing crucial vehicle parts like the engine, wheels, or other required equipment to operate on a public roadway, please enter the vehicle description and location. Please include a license plate number if available.
If the vehicle you are calling about appears to be stolen, for example, ignition damage and stripped interior, please contact our Dispatch non-emergency line at 510-790-6800, option 3.
Parking violations (e.g. red zone, handicap parking, completing blocking a driveway, etc.) are enforced, as time/resources allow.

You may file a traffic complaint online using the form located on the bottom of this page for the following issues:

Abandoned Vehicles
Disabled Parking Violations
No Stopping Any Time Violations
Other Parking Violations
Moving violations: Speeding, not stopping at stop signs, etc. (FPD does not necessarily investigate moving violations reported online, but will use the information to evaluate safety of the area)

If a vehicle is deemed to require removal, please note it may take up to four weeks for the vehicle to be removed from the street.

If you have a concern about the design or safety of a road, intersection, crosswalk, bike lane or traffic signals, contact the City of Fremont's Transportation Engineering Department.

Traffic Complaint Follow Up

The Traffic Unit receives calls from citizens wanting to report traffic violations occurring in their neighborhood. Approximately 75% of these citizens are complaining about cars speeding through their neighborhood. The other 25% consist of other violations such as drivers failing to stop for stop signs and drivers failing to stop for red lights.

The complaints are logged in and the sergeant assigns the complaint area to a traffic officer who is assigned to that specific zone area. Once the traffic officer receives a copy of the complaint form, the traffic officer will assess the area and determine the best way to conduct traffic enforcement. For example, if the complaint area is for speeding vehicles, the officer will conduct radar enforcement in the area during the times the citizen advised the problem occurs. The traffic officer will continue to monitor the area for several months. However, due to the number of complaints and the limited number of traffic officers assigned to the unit, it is unlikely that the officer can monitor the area on a daily basis. The traffic officer keeps a log, which documents the number of vehicles he or she observed and the number of citations that were issued. The traffic officer assigned to the complaint area is also responsible for contacting the citizen that initially called in the complaint to advise them of what has been done.

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Fremont Police Department, CA

Filing a Traffic Complaint

If you file a complaint online, do not call and file another complaint by phone. Filing duplicate reports will increase the time needed to sort through the cases, which will delay our ability to respond to your complaint. Thank you!