Moran v. Dumas

This is a case of a pedestrian colliding with an automobile while the pedestrian was crossing a highway. The plaintiff walking on a cross-walk from the east to the west side of Main Street in Nashua was struck by the defendant's car which he was driving northerly on the easterly side of the roadway of the street. The roadway was three rods wide, and the cross-walk connected two streets each of which terminated at its intersection with Main Street. An officer stationed at the center of the roadway on Main Street and opposite the two intersecting streets was directing traffic.

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