Traffic & Transit
Princeton Police To Increase Enforcement On 4 Streets In September
Speeding and stop sign violations are the focus of the monthlong initiative.
PRINCETON, NJ — The Princeton Police Department's Traffic Safety Bureau and Patrol Bureau will conduct directed enforcement on four streets throughout September, according to police.
The enforcement will target Valley Road and Jefferson Road for speeding and stop sign violations, Hamilton Avenue and Linden Lane for speeding and stop sign violations, Princeton-Kingston Road for speeding, and Mercer Street for speeding and heavy truck enforcement, police said.
Drivers should expect an increase in police presence in these areas with strict enforcement of motor vehicle laws, according to police.
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"Please do your part in making the streets of Princeton safe by following all traffic laws," police said.
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