Hsinchu Science Park was established in 1980 with an estimation of employed population of over 20,000 people, which has now grown to 134,000 people. The number of vehicles passing this area rises along with the employed population and the traffic flow during rush hours is huge enough to cause a regular traffic jam in long term. The authority in concern has tried to solve the problem through different means such as reversible lane, shuttle bus, and additional interchanges, yet the improvement is not significant. This research is constructed on grounds of policy instruments and theory of across boundary governance and is conducted through a method of in-depth interview with officials of central and local governments, stakeholders, scholars studying transportation, attempting to investigate into feasibility and possible obstacles of different policy instruments. This research finds that the government used to take organizational policy instruments as the solution to the traffic problem in Hsinchu Science Park, but the incentive policy instruments is now mainly adopted and the application of information-based policy instruments is currently under development. Based on the perspective of Hood, this article suggests combination of four kinds of policy instruments, and proposes a solution to “reduce the vehicle flow” as a concrete suggestion in policy formulation.