Traffic Enforcement

Motorcycle UnitThe Traffic Unit
  • Conducts traffic enforcement
  • Promotes a safe environment for the motoring public and our community

About the Traffic Unit
The Rocklin Police Department has one motorcycle sergeant and two motorcycle
officers who are dedicated to enforce Vehicle Code laws. These officers concentrate on traffic-related problems and issues identified by citizens in coordination with our neighborhood community-policing program.
Patrol officers also enforce traffic laws within the city. Red light cameras monitor red light violations.

Report a Traffic Problem

To report recurring traffic problems, to request a traffic trailer in your neighborhood, or to contact the Traffic Unit with a nonemergency request, please call 916.625.5424 or email Access Rocklin.


Radar Equipment
Each patrol car in our fleet is equipped with radar speed measurement devices and every officer is certified by the State of California in the use of the radar equipment. "Lidar,” a laser speed measurement device, has been added to our program for use on targeted roads where heavier traffic makes more traditional enforcement difficult.

The Rocklin Police Department utilizes a traffic radar trailer that is placed on different streets throughout our city. The intent of the trailer is to alert drivers to their speed and to gain voluntary compliance with posted speed limits.

Gathering Traffic Data
The Traffic Unit works closely with the City Engineering Department to gather traffic data in areas where complaints have been received. Traffic survey equipment is used to identify the volume, speeds, and times of violations. The Traffic Unit is deployed based on the results of the surveys.


DUI Checkpoints
The Rocklin Police Department, in coordination with countywide efforts and the California Office of Traffic Safety, conducts DUI checkpoints at various locations throughout the city.


Vehicle Accidents
The Rocklin Police Department responds to all motor vehicle accidents occurring on city streets and those involving injury or death on private property. Each traffic accident report is forwarded to the California Highway Patrol for statewide statistical tracking of collisions.

Driving Tips
Friendly Driving Tips
  • Always buckle up and wear your seat belt properly.
  • Remember that residential streets have a maximum speed limit of 25 MPH.
  • Check your speedometer periodically. Of the number of people stopped for speeding, 7 out of 10 were not aware of how fast they were driving.



Questions?
Contact the Traffic Unit at 916.625.5424 or email them at Access Rocklin.

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