Milliman v. Coulter

The plaintiff, about half past four on the afternoon of February 9, 1935, stood in a private driveway, *321about three feet westerly of the travelled part of a highway which was about twenty feet wide. The roadway had been ploughed out to a greater width, about twenty-two or twenty-three feet, and snow was piled on both sides about three feet high. The driveway and its connection with the highway were free from snow. The plaintiff was waiting for a truck which was approaching from the south on the easterly side of the highway. The truck and the defendant’s automobile, which was travelling south…