This study examined the challenges faced by traffic enforcers in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines, in enforcing traffic laws. Traffic enforcers play a crucial role in maintaining daily operations, but they encounter significant difficulties in their duties. Using a qualitative approach, the study utilizes semi-structured interviews to identify specific challenges, including public non-compliance, lack of resources, and safety concerns, through a phenomenological perspective. Despite these obstacles, the findings show that traffic enforcers continue to perform their roles, although persistent issues have impacted their effectiveness. These challenges not only affect their service quality but also the public’s safety and well-being. The study concludes that policy improvements and better allocation of resources, both in terms of manpower and equipment, are needed to enhance the performance of traffic enforcers in Angeles City.