Schuyler v. Kernan

The collision occurred on the 2d day of June, 1931, at about two o’clock in the afternoon, on a six-degree curve, and at a point about fifty-eight feet east of the bridge spanning Waterloo creek. The concrete pavement was wet. The defendant’s truck was being driven in an easterly direction along said highway and the plaintiff’s automobile in the opposite direction. There is evidence that just at the time of the impact the plaintiff’s automobile was off the concrete and had been grazing the guard-rail on plaintiff’s right-hand side of the road for a distance of about twenty-one feet, and that…