<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2aIu1f_0wH1NaYh00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2aIu1f_0wH1NaYh00" width="383" height="400" ></figure><p>The Princeton City Council took the first steps to reduce the speed limit on Euclid Street from the BNSF railroad crossing to Backbone Road. </p><p>This is in order to accommodate residents using golf carts and UTVs. The limit was dropped from 40 mph to 30. The action allows access to Sullivans Grocery Store. Walmart is on Claude Bailey Parkway, which is a truck route serving the Ace Distribution. The council will consider options to possibly create a crossing area for these vehicles, after further discussion.</p><p>On Saturday, the City of Princeton will hold a collection of expired prescription medications. They can be dropped off at City Hall where the Princeton Police in conjunction with the DEA will properly dispose of them.</p></div></body>

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Alternative Vehicles Drive Speed-Limit Reduction in Princeton

The Princeton City Council took the first steps to reduce the speed limit on Euclid Street from the BNSF railroad crossing to Backbone Road. This is in order to accommodate residents using golf carts and UTVs. The limit was dropped from 40 mph to 30. The action allows access to Sullivans Grocery Store. Walmart is on Claude Bailey Parkway, which is a truck route serving the Ace Distribution. The council will consider options to possibly create a crossing area for these vehicles, after further discussion.