Pope v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad

The evidence of plaintiff was to the effect that while traveling along Nash Street and arriving at a point 8 or 10 feet west of the first track of defendant railroad, crossing said street, he looked to his right or south a distance of 455 feet, and saw defendant’s passenger train headed north, towards the crossing, but standing still. Thereupon he pursued his course eastwardly 8 or 10 feet until he reached the first track of defendant. He then turned to his left northwardly to cross Nash Street, with his back to the train. Two automobiles passed along the street and delayed his journey about…