Dailey v. Lange
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtRingold, J.
In February 1974, during the gasoline shortage crisis, the plaintiff, a Renton police officer, was assisting the movement of traffic on North 30th in Renton when he was struck by defendant's vehicle. Lange, eastbound at 5 to 8 miles per hour, swerved to the right to miss a car leaving a gasoline station on the north side of the road and in doing so struck Dailey, who was walking westbound along the edge of the roadway. Dailey was proceeding alongside a line of cars parked partially on the roadway, and partially on the shoulder. From a verdict for the defendant, the plaintiff appeals.…
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