Jacklin v. North Coast Transportation Co.

— Plaintiffs sued for damages on account of injuries sustained August 20, 1929, by plaintiff Pauline Jacklin when she was a passenger in a bus belonging to and operated by the Northeast Transportation Company, in the city of Seattle. At the time of the accident, she was sitting on a seat extending crosswise at the rear of the bus. In compliance with a traffic signal at the intersection of Stewart street and Westlake avenue, the bus came to a stop, and shortly thereafter was struck in the rear by a bus operated by defendant North Coast Transportation Company. The bus in which plaintiff was…