Pyle v. Southern Pacific Transportation Co.

OPINION

DUNN, Justice.

This is an appeal from a take-nothing judgment arising from an automobile and train collision. A jury found appellant, Linda L. Pyle, the driver of the automobile in the collision, negligent, and that her negligence proximately caused the accident. The jury failed to find that the railroad crossing in question was extra-hazardous.

Appellants bring eight points of error concerning the admissibility and exclusion of evidence, and the court’s refusal to submit a negligence issue to the jury.

On February 2, 1983, appellant Linda Pyle was injured at the Stiles Road crossing by…