Frye v. Brinker

Plaintiff’s decedent, while"crossing Woodward avenue, just north of the intersection of Margaret street in the city of Detroit, the evening of September 17, 1932, was struck by an automobile, driven by defendant Mildred S. Brinker, and owned by her husband, defendant Albert E. Brinker, who was also in the car, and received injuries, rendering him unconscious and from which he died a few hours later.

Woodward avenue runs north and south, having two paved lanes for traffic, separated by street car tracks. Mrs. Brinker was driving north in the east and proper lane for traffic in that direction,…