Bingisser v. English

People often see what they want to see *437and not what there is to see. So it was with the parties to this lawsuit. Before entering the west side of Airport Way in Seattle with his employer’s truck, appellant Bingisser stopped at the curbline of a driveway and looked up and down the street. Seeing no hindrance to his entrance, he turned left into the center 2-way turn lane to go north. Although appellant’s vision from the truck was good, he did not seen respondent’s car directly across the street. Respondent English, emerging from a driveway and over a curb, made a self-styled “U” turn into the…