Five papers were Primarily focused on the topic of traffic management in Chandigarh, India. The first paper, "A Case Study of Traffic Characteristics of Important Roads in Chandigarh," used GIS technology to analyse and visualize traffic patterns on four major roads in the city. The study found that Madhya Marg had the highest traffic volume among the four roads studied and made various recommendations to improve traffic conditions. The second paper, "Analysis of Congestion Using Advanced Traffic Devices - A Case Study of Chandigarh (India)," examined the traffic characteristics of six roads in Chandigarh, and recommended several traffic management strategies to improve the flow of tourists and reduce congestion. The third paper, "Observe of Traffic Drift in a Whole Day at a Congested crossroad of Chandigarh," focused on studying business inflow over the course of a day at a crowded crossroads in the city and proposed redesigning the current business signals with a new cycle time to alleviate congestion. Overall, the papers emphasize the importance of using technology and data analysis to develop effective traffic management strategies in metropolitan areas. The findings of the studies may assist policymakers and city planners in making informed decisions about traffic control tactics