The Kharar-Landran road, which connects Kharar to Landran and Chandigarh in Punjab, India, is facing significant traffic congestion and safety hazards. Despite repeated complaints, the road remains in poor condition, with one side under construction and a single usable lane for vehicles. Commuters navigate a stretch filled with potholes and an uncovered open drain, which poses a risk as vehicles frequently fall into it. Residents have expressed frustration over the lack of traffic management, noting that there are no traffic police or marshals present to help regulate movement. The dusty conditions have worsened visibility, particularly for those living and working along the road. Local authorities, including SDM Kharar Gurmeet Singh, have stated that tenders have been allotted for repair work, and they are working to deploy traffic officials to assist commuters. However, residents are calling for immediate action as they have been facing these issues since the previous monsoon season.