Pedestrian Killed in Fremont Crash on Stevenson Boulevard

Second driver fled the scene after hitting the victim in the roadway.

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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A pedestrian trying to cross Stevenson Boulevard in Fremont, California was fatally struck by two vehicles on Monday evening. The first driver stopped and cooperated with police, but the second driver fled the scene after hitting the victim in the roadway.

Why it matters

This tragic incident highlights the dangers pedestrians face on busy roads in Fremont and the need for improved road safety measures to protect vulnerable road users. It also raises concerns about hit-and-run drivers evading responsibility for their actions.

The details

According to police, the pedestrian attempted to cross Stevenson Boulevard at mid-block, about 200 feet west of the Sundale Drive intersection. A Toyota Scion driver struck the pedestrian around 8:30 pm, and a second vehicle also hit the victim a short time later. The Toyota driver remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities, but the second driver fled westbound on Stevenson Boulevard and has not been identified.

  • The incident occurred around 8:30 pm on Monday, February 12, 2026.
  • It was the fourth traffic fatality in Fremont since the start of 2026.

The players

Toyota Scion Driver

The driver of the first vehicle to hit the pedestrian, who remained at the scene and cooperated with police.

Second Vehicle Driver

The driver of the second vehicle that struck the pedestrian and then fled the scene, who has not been identified by police.

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What they’re saying

“We must do more to protect pedestrians on our roads and hold all drivers accountable for their actions.”

— Fremont Mayor (Fremont City Hall Press Release)

What’s next

Police are continuing to investigate the incident and search for the second driver who fled the scene.

The takeaway

This tragic loss of life underscores the need for improved road safety measures, enhanced driver education, and stronger enforcement to prevent future pedestrian fatalities in Fremont and other communities.