New York Statutes

§ 346 — Distinctive requirements of state thruways

New York·Law HAY Highway·Art. 12-A State Thruways
§ 346. Distinctive requirements of state thruways. Highways\nconstructed, improved or reconstructed, and maintained as prescribed in\nthis article, shall be designated "state thruways" and bridges thereon\nshall be deemed a part thereof. Each state thruway, except the Niagara\nthruway and the New England thruway, shall be constructed, improved or\nreconstructed on a right of way of such width as the commissioner of\ntransportation may determine, provided, however, that such width shall\nbe not less than two hundred feet, except in any location where, in the\njudgment of the commissioner of transportation, such minimum width shall\nbe deemed to be impracticable. The commissioner of transportation shall\nset monuments on the boundaries thereof, and he may cause fences to be\nerected along

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