Duncan v. Evans

About 7:30 p. m., March 25, 1935, a clear evening, two collisions occurred on the highway known as Route 6, four miles west of Bowling G-reen. That road was improved with tar-bound macadam, about sixteen feet wide. To the north was a berm three feet wide, and to the south, one four feet wide. Near the pavement both berms are gravel and dirt, then grass and beyond the berms are ditches.

The plaintiff Duncan’s Auburn automobile, defendant Snyder’s Packard automobile and a loaded truck outfit consisting of a tractor and semi-trailer were involved in the collision. The truck was traveling west at…