Georgia Railway & Power Co. v. Simms

1. Where two street-cars are at the _ terminus of the line, in a public street, standing tandem, with a space between them of about seven or eight feet, a person who goes between them does not thereby become either a trespasser or a volunteer, since he is in a public street where he has a right to be. Going between the ears may, however, under the circumstances, amount to negligence- If he, without authority, after placing- himself between the cars, intermeddles with the mechanism of one of them by adjusting its trolley and thereby preparing the ear for a return trip, he does not by so…