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The New York State Department of Transportation is currently undertaking a study of the jurisdictional realignment of state and local highway systems based on functional classification. This paper describes the approach that is being taken. The current approach is based largely on the desire to correct existing misassignments of highway jurisdiction to the extent practical and is largely shaped by several recent efforts to accomplish realignment. Application of this procedure to many other states appears feasible. This paper briefly summarizes past highway jurisdictional realignment efforts within New York, outlines a series of short-term objectives and long-range goals for the study effort, highlights the present status of this effort, and discusses the preliminary observations and conclusions that may be drawn from study efforts. /Author/

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Transportation Research Record

58th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board

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Alignment; Classification; Functions (Mathematics); Governments; Highways; State highways; Streets

Highway classification; Jurisdiction; Realignment

New York (State)

New York (State)

Administration and Management; Highways

TRIS, TRB

Nov 27 1979 12:00AM

• APPLICATION OF THE HIGHWAY INVESTMENT ANALYSIS PACKAGE
• DETERMINATION OF PRIORITIES FOR INCREMENTAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE MARTA SYSTEM
• POTENTIAL FOR MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION TRUST FUNDS ON THE STATE LEVEL: A RECENT SURVEY
• PRIORITY PROGRAMMING FOR HIGHWAY RECONSTRUCTION
• SUBAREA DIAGNOSTIC AND EVALUATIVE PROCEDURES FOR PROGRAMMING SHORT-RANGE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENTS