A) No B) Yes C) Only within city limits D) Only the major routes
A) New York State Department of Transportation B) The local town councils C) Niagara County highway department D) The federal highway administration
A) Individual homeowners B) The towns C) The county highway department D) The state government
A) Geographic quadrant pattern B) Routes are numbered by length C) There is no apparent numbering pattern D) Numerical order based on construction date
A) Six B) Three C) Four D) Five
A) Griswold Road B) Hinman Road C) Lower Mountain Road D) Niagara River Road
A) Town of Cambria B) Along the Niagara River C) Town of Royalton D) Town of Lockport
A) Town of Cambria B) Town of Royalton C) Town of Lockport D) Town of Niagara
A) NY 18F B) NY 31 C) NY 62 D) NY 104
A) 2000 B) 1996 C) 1990 D) 1980
A) 3 miles B) 10 miles C) 5 miles D) 8 miles
A) CR 1000 B) CR 908 C) CR 905 D) CR 1345
A) Three-digit county route B) County-maintained state route C) Signed county route D) Four-digit county route
A) Providing access to national parks B) Serving as industrial shipping lanes C) Replacing all local town roads D) Interconnecting villages and hamlets
A) Only in the northern part of the county B) They are all located in one specific town C) Only in the southern part of the county D) Scattered across the county |