Sodden v. Reinhardt

At about ten minutes after six o’clock on the evening of Saturday, October 14, 1939, plaintiff, Wilham Sodden, was backing his truck and trailer onto Bothell way from a grease rack at Boudreau service station, located on the southwest corner of Bothell way and One Hundred Forty-third street, Se attle. Bothell way at that point runs approximately north and south, and is straight for a distance of a quarter of a mile in each direction.

Plaintiff’s appliance is accurately described as a Chevrolet tractor and semi-trailer, thirty-seven feet in length over all. The trailer had no front wheels, but…