Von Cannon v. Philadelphia Transportation Co.
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Cunningham, J.,
Woodland Avenue, a north and south highway in Delaware County, crosses at right angles Baltimore Pike (U. S. Route No. 1), running east and west. The paved portion of Woodland Avenue is 20 feet wide and the roadway of Baltimore Pike is 36 feet in width, but by reason of rounded comers each street is somewhat wider as it opens into the intersection; there is a down grade on Baltimore Pike from the west into the intex-section. . Traffic was controlled at this intersection by automatic lights at each comer which changed from green through, amber to red and from red…
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