Mack v. Hoyt

The highway at the scene of the accident consisted of two cement lanes, each nine feet in width. Adjoining the lanes were tar shoulders from three to three and one-half feet wide. The latter were bordered by gravel shoulders about five and one-half feet wide. The gravel shoulder on the west side was formerly a street railway road bed which had been filled. Next beyond this shoulder on the west was a level area of grassed-over gravel, which extended for a considerable distance north and south of the place of the accident and was approximately fifteen feet in width. 'The shoulders and the…