Author - Nat Bottigheimer

Nat Bottigheimer is a professional transportation planner and consultant with a background in public policy and real estate economics. He is currently working on TOD, streetcar, and bus dedicated lane planning projects in the Washington, DC region. He was a member of the Alexander Street University Place Task Force, and is a current member of the Princeton Traffic and Transportation and Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committees. He's married to Eve Ostriker, an astrophysicist at Princeton University; and has two daughters, one at PHS. The most recent family addition is Basil, a one-year old labradoodle who gives the term "active transportation" new meaning.
A short break at Dohm Alley in #princeton just before the rain.
A quiet spot to read or relax along the Lawrence Hopewell Trail just off Titus Mill Road. #freelittlelibrary #nature #books
Princeton folks, have you seen Scooter the cat? Missing since July 14, last seen near JW and Princeton High. Call or text 609-375-8695 if you spot her.#Princeton #lostcat
The scene on Hinds Plaza in downtown #Princeton Fri. Night at the #lightsforliberty vigil calling for an end to child detention and the separation of immigrant families.
A mourning dove greets us when we leave our #princeton office each morning. Second nest of the summer for her.
It’s a beautiful day to enjoy Dohm Alley in #Princeton
Photos from the first ever #Princeton #Pride #Parade
Art All Night Trenton is in full swing! Stop by the Roebling Wire Works and check out the art, food, music and more. We will be blogging tonight and tomorrow on Planet Trenton.org. #art #rebuildaan
Chess anyone? #Lawrence #Saturdays #chess #kidsgames
Thought for the day
Seen in Hopewell today. Felt lettering. #hopewell #pillow #crafts
Princeton University Professor Alain Kornhauser shows some love to Olli, the automated driverless shuttle, at the Smart Driving Car conference today. #princeton #automatedvehicles #mobility

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