How can Princeton grow into a town where people of all ages and abilities can get around safely, conveniently, and independently, without always relying on a car? That is the key question for Walk Bike Princeton‘s upcoming annual general meeting this Sunday, November 15. The entire community is invited to the event at Bendheim House, 26 Prospect Ave, from 3-5 PM (map).
‘Walk Bike Princeton‘ is a non-profit group that aims to “support a more walkable, bikeable, and livable Princeton for all road users”. Walking and biking issues have been in the news in Princeton in 2026. Bike lanes installed on North Harrison Street have caused vigorous debate in Council meetings. Princeton University banned e-bikes, and the state also passed tough new restrictions on e-bikes. Transportation issues have also come up as part of planning for new apartment developments that are being built to meet state affordable housing requirements.
These questions, and other possibilities and opportunities for 2027, will be discussed on Sunday. Walk Bike Princeton is looking forward to hearing from the community, and sharing ideas. Metered parking is available on Prospect Ave, and free parking is also available at Princeton’s Prospect Ave Garage, and neaby bike racks!
Related materials (via walkbikeprinceton.org)
