Tag Archives: Pedestrian crossing

Council Decision Means Princeton’s Brick Crosswalks Will Disappear

Posted on November 29, 2013 by walkableprinceton

A common site in downtown Princeton- ornamental brick sidewalks- looks set to disappear following a Princeton Council decision earlier this week. As we reported in October, there have been behind-the-scenes discussions about standardizing the mixture of different types of crosswalks … Continue reading →

Posted in Complete Streets, People, Princeton, Walking | Tagged Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Pedestrian crossing, Princeton, Princeton Council, Princeton University | 3 Comments

Are You A Lover Of Princeton’s Quaint Brick Crosswalks?

Posted on October 18, 2013 by walkableprinceton

There are at least three different types of marked crosswalks in Princeton. Can you name them?

Posted in Complete Streets, Princeton, Walking | Tagged Nassau Street, New Jersey Department of Transportation, Pedestrian crossing, Princeton, Princeton High School, Westminster Choir College | 1 Comment

What Happened When A Local Mom Asked Princeton For Improved Crosswalks?

Posted on September 24, 2013 by walkableprinceton

Last Wednesday, two representatives of ‘Walkable Princeton’ accompanied Dr Rachael Winfree, a Princeton resident, to a meeting of the municipal Traffic and Transportation sub-committee that deals with pedestrian improvements to local streets. (Regular readers will recall that we recently reached … Continue reading →