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The view on South Tulane Steet as you approach Nassau Street. Photo: Krystal Knapp.
Witherspoon Street will remain a one-way street from Nassau Street to Spring Street as part of an attempt to create a more vibrant and pedestrian-friendly downtown in Princeton. Elected officials had to make a choice between having traffic flow south to north or north to south on Witherspoon as part of the plan, and opted for the current south to north configuration that has been in place since June.
With that choice in mind, they also want to switch the direction of South Tulane Street, which has been a one-way street for many years, Traffic flows from south to north, but officials want to reverse the direction. This would mean there would be no turns from Nassau Street onto South Tulane Street. Instead, drivers would take Spring Street and then make a right on to South Tulane. Once they reach Nassau Street, drivers would only be able to make a right turn onto the street.
Council to vote tonight to make Witherspoon Street one-way change permanent
Witherspoon Street on Monday morning.
The Princeton Council will hold a virtual public hearing tonight, Dec. 21, on plans to make Witherspoon Street a one-way street for good.
Business owners along the affected stretch of Witherspoon Steet are divided about the proposal, with retail business owners and “grab and go” eateries opposing the move, and sit-down restaurant owners supporting it. Landlords who own property along the stretch of the street that will be affected are divided on the issue.
Some residents wanted the road to be closed and turned into a pedestrian-only plaza. Others wanted the street to remain a two-way street. Officials said the compromise they decided on was to keep the street one way. Some residents say the move to a one-way street will be a win for pedestrians, and that the town should put pedestrians first.