Thomas v. Csonka

*100OPINION

By STEVENS, J.

The physical facts in connection with the occurrence in question, together with the other evidence, clearly demonstrate that a person of ordinary care and prudence, in the position of plaintiff at the time she started across said street, might reasonably conclude that she had ample time to cross said street in safety,' if defendant operated his automobile in a lawful and careful manner.

“If the decedent, having equal right with the defendant to the use of said intersection, entered upon said intersection when the defendant’s automobile was far enough away so that a person…