Rodgers v. Blandon

On March 13, 1937, about 10 o ’clock in the morning, plaintiff was riding with her husband' in an automobile approaching the intersection of Stimson avenue and Second boulevard in the city of Detroit. Plaintiff’s husband, Horace Rodgers, was driving the car, and proceeding in an easterly direction on Stimson avenue. Second boulevard is a north and south highway, 66 feet wide, and, by ordinance, is a stop street. It is divided into five lanes of traffic, two on each side of the highway and one in the center, the center lane being used for southbound traffic during the morning rush hours, and…