Primarily duties of National highway policemen are to enforce traffic safety compliance and apprehend criminals on highways that lead to overloading shifts and a stressful lifestyle. Yet time for participating in leisure activities is limited. Owing to a lack of leisure research of National highway policemen in Taiwan. The purpose of this study aimed to investigate the major dimensions of leisure constraints toward leisure participation of National highway policemen in Taiwan; in addition, to examine differences varying among demographic backgrounds. This study applied random stratified sampling method to survey National highway policemen on 9 branches. The effective sample number is 533. Leisure Constrains Scale and Leisure Participation Scale were employed. Results reveal that there are significant differences on leisure participation among backgrounds (e.g., sex, title, years of service, areas). Significant differences are also found on leisure constraints among titles, and on interpersonal constraints among areas. Overall, leisure participation and leisure constraints of national highway police are slightly positive correlated.This study suggests that highway policemen need to participate in active leisure activities and to develop various personal leisure habits. Suggestions to police administers for providing various leisure participating opportunities and information to policemen. It is also critical to offer leisure education courses along with policemen regular physical training to help induce leisure interests and skills.