Keller v. Dodds

On the 20tb day of September, 1935, between 9 and 9:30 p. m. appellee, accompanied by three persons, was driving a Ford V-8 coupe owned by himself, north on primary highway No. 60 in Boone County. This highway was macadamized, or surfaced with a combination of crushed rock and oil, and at the place of the accident, hereinafter referred to, the traveled portion was approximately 24 feet wide. The appellant was engaged in the general trucking business, had been so engaged for a period of about five years, and held a permit from the Iowa Railroad Commission to operate a truck. At the time of the…