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Freeway Service Patrol San Diego

San Diego Emergency Freeway Service Patrol - Dial 511

This program is provided by Caltrans and SANDAG freeway service patrol. When you have problems with your vehicle on San Diego Freeways dial 511 from your cellphone for a free service assistance with your vehicle provided by SANDAG tow trucks. If you are out of gas or had a blowout on highway - one of the Freeway Service Patrols (FSP) white tow trucks will assist you to move your vehicle out of the dangerous situation.

Freeway Patrol Service - Free Public Service During Peak Hours

Freeway service patrol is a great service when you are traveling on a designated highway and have a vehicle break down on the shoulder of interstate or state highway. It is worth noting that if your vehicle is disabled on freeway onramps and offramps as well as interchanging ramps and junctions , freeway service patrol may not be able to help you. Same conditions applies if you need roadside assistance on the city streets and residential neighborhoods.

Guaranteed On-Time Tow Truck Response To Your Location

In all San Diego areas of the city and county, contact San Diego Roadside service provider 24 7 Lockout Roadside Assistance. We have accurate fast ETA and respond immediately to any location. Our dispatch number is 619-800-1811 call us anytime. What to do if tire blows out or you are not sure how to replace flat tire, give us a call. We handle tire emergencies on the side of the freeway and on the street or at home. Convenient and friendly services are available 7 days a week at all hours of the day.

Government Funded Free To Public Roadside Assistance On State And Federal Highways

"The San Diego Freeway Service Patrol (FSP) is a growing fleet of tow trucks and pickup trucks that travel on select local freeways to provide free roadside assistance to peak travel time commuters. Funded by Caltrans and SANDAG and supported by the California Highway Patrol

The FSP responds to drivers in less than nine minutes, on average. They often arrive on scene before stranded motorists have a chance to call for help.

The FSP receives funding from the State Transportation Fund, SANDAG, Caltrans, and SB1. Additional support is provided by the CHP.
All FSP drivers are certified through a CHP driver training program.
On average, FSP drivers assist more than 56,000 motorists annually throughout the San Diego region, patrolling approximately 222 miles of San Diego County freeways with a feet of 30 vehicles.

San Diego FSP normally operates Monday through Friday from 5:30 - 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 - 6:30 p.m. and assists approximately 50,000 motorists per year." source https://511sd.com/