CHAPTER 63

AN ACT relating to highways, constituting chapter twenty-five of the
consolidated laws

Became a law March 4, 1936, with the approval of the Governor.
Passed, three-fifths being present

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:

CHAPTER 25 OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS
Article I. Short title and definitions (§§ 1-3).

II. Commissioner of transportation (§§ 10-23*).

III. State highways (§§ 29-66).

IV. Improvement with federal aid (§§ 80-89).

V. County superintendents (§§ 100--104-a).

VI. County roads (§§ 110--139-a).

VII. Town superintendents (§§ 140-159).

VIII. Town highways (§§ 170-218).

VIII-A. Town highway improvement program (§§ 219--229-d).

IX. Bridges (§§ 230-255).

X. Finances (§§ 260-292).

XI. Miscellaneous provisions (§§ 300-332).

XII. State routes (§§ 340-a--345-c).

XII-A. State thruways (§§ 346--349-a).

XII-B. State arterial highways passing through cities

(§§ 349-b--349-g).

XII-C. New York State Scenic Byways Program

(§§ 349-aa--349-dd).

XIII. Saving clause; laws repealed; when to take effect

(§§ 350-354).