Bolden v. State Department of Transportation
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, J.
— Arthur Bolden worked at the Spokane Street Department of Transportation (DOT) site as part of the road vegetation maintenance crew. Bolden approached his vehicle after finishing work, changing his clothes and filling out his time sheet. The vehicle was parked in a mixed-use area in that it was parked with employees’ personal vehicles and DOT vehicles in the “parking lot,” and it was at a “jobsite” because DOT vehicles were prepared for their duties in the area. As Bolden approached his car, another employee driving a DOT vehicle ran over him. The other employee was on his way home, and…
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