Anderson v. Detroit Motorbus Co.

A crew of repair men in a five-passenger Buick, employed by the Detroit City Gas Company, was moving from one job to another in the city of Detroit, on the forenoon of September 25, 1925. In doing so they had occasion to go down Buckingham street, which intersects with Jefferson avenue at right angles in Grosse Pointe Park. The Jefferson avenue pavement at that point is 50 feet wide. Forty feet from the intersection there is a large stop sign painted on the pavement on Buckingham street. On the occasion in question, the driver stopped at this sign. When he did so he looked in an easterly…