Reynolds v. State

This claim arises out of an intersection collision that occurred at Globerson’s Corners on the Albany-Saratoga Springs highway on November 10, 1938.

The highway is a part of the highway system of the State. The pavement is of concrete construction thirty feet in width laid in three ten-foot strips and it is a much-traveled highway. At Globerson’s Corners it forms an intersection with Marrin avenue, which is a twenty-foot macadam highway running east and west, and with Crescent avenue, which is a continuation of Marrin avenue,1 and which runs southeasterly from the Albany-Saratoga Springs…