§ 346. Distinctive requirements of state thruways. Highways constructed, improved or reconstructed, and maintained as prescribed in this article, shall be designated “state thruways” and bridges thereon shall be deemed a part thereof. Each state thruway, except the Niagara thruway and the New England thruway, shall be constructed, improved or reconstructed on a right of […]
§ 346-a. System of state thruways to be designated as a section of a national network of Blue Star memorial highways. The state thruways, collectively, provided for by this article, shall be designated as the New York state section of a national network of Blue Star memorial highways, as a living memorial and tribute to […]
§ 347. Property for state thruways, bridges thereon, and other thruway uses and purposes to be acquired by appropriation. 1. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provisions of this chapter or any other law, general or special, any and all property necessary for the construction, reconstruction and maintenance of state thruways and bridges thereon, shall be acquired pursuant […]
§ 348. Payment of cost of state thruways. The state shall construct or improve and maintain, at its own cost and expense, or with federal aid, state thruways, and shall acquire at its own cost and expense, or with federal aid or by gift, the rights of way necessary for such thruways. Such cost to […]
§ 349. Application of chapter. All the provisions of this chapter relating to state highways and not inconsistent with the provisions of this article shall apply to the construction or improvement and the control and maintenance of state thruways in the same manner as though they were designated as state highways.
§ 349-a. State thruway routes. State thruway routes are hereby set forth and generally described as follows: 1. Southern Westchester connection. Beginning at the northerly terminus of the Major Deegan expressway in the vicinity of Jerome avenue at the New York city corporate line, thence extending in a general northerly direction through the city of […]
