Willis v. Sherman

OSBORNE, Judge.

On November 29, 1966, appellant, George Willis, was proceeding east on Algonquin Parkway in Louisville. He was in the outside lane (curb lane) when he stopped for a light at the intersection of Algonquin and Dixie Highway. It was his intent to turn south onto Dixie Highway. Simultaneously, appellee Jesse Nichols, a deliveryman for Sherman’s Drugs, was traveling east on Algonquin at the approximate speed of 25 miles per hour. When approaching the intersection at Algonquin and Dixie Highway, Nichols saw that the traffic light was red and applied his brakes. He testified that on…