Traffic police personnel in India operate under demanding conditions, facing prolonged exposure to extreme weather, pollution, and noise, which significantly impact their health, well-being, and work efficiency. The study aimed to assess the existing design of Traffic Police Booths in Vadodara city, to find out the extent of Problems experienced by Traffic Personnel while working in the booth, to propose design for selected Traffic Police Booth of Vadodara city. A descriptive research design was used, and data were collected from 120 traffic personnel. Information was gathered using a structured questionnaire and observation sheet. the study revealed that the majority of traffic personnel experienced environmental, work-related, psychological, and physiological problems to a high extent while working in traffic booths. Most respondents were young and working regular shifts, with significant variations in the extent of problems observed across variables such as number of shifts per day, age, educational qualification, designation, and years of work experience, while no significant differences were found with gender, shift rotation, and working hours. The study highlights the urgent need for redesigned, user-centric traffic booths to improve conditions for Traffic Personnel.