This is a hobby website and the views and opinions on this website do not represent NYSDOT or its affiliates. Its etymology is unknown but seems to have been coined in the 1920s or 1930s. Some speculate that it may have been planned to be part of a former routing of the Southern Tier Expressway, and the reference route (954J) carries reference markers marked 17. Eighty-six or 86 is American English slang used to indicate that an item is no longer available, traditionally from a food or drinks establishment, or referring to a person or people who are not welcome on the premises. It appears to be a remnanent of a longer spur that might have been planned to serve Mayville and Westfield. The Sourthern Tier Expressway has a short spur in Bemus Point connecting from exit 10 to NY 430. Roadway in Pennsylvania maintained by NYSDOTĮxit 125 was moved to Harriman Drive from South Street in 2020 Actual MileĮxit 55 (not built) was intended to connect to NY 14 via an extension of Clemens Center Parkway What is now I-86 in Pennsylvania was once PA 17, which was a duplicate route number. It is believed that NY 17 will be truncated to Harriman when the I-86 is completed. The freeway is in the process of being upgraded to I-86 signs are currently posted for I-86 on a couple segments, and regions 5 and 6 are phasing out the NY 17 signs. The freeway starts at I-90 in Pennsylvania and ends at the Thruway in Harriman NY 17 once ran from Westfield to its present terminus at the New Jersey state border. NY 17, as of 2012, was the longest route in New York, with the freeway sections composed of the Southern Tier Expressway and the Quickway.

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