Pruss v. Strube

It is claimed that because there was no dispute that both vehicles approached the intersection at approximately the same time, the court overemphasized Strube’s duty in failing to yield the right-of-way by giving certain instructions to the jury. These instructions provided that the jury could find the two automobiles did not approach the intersection at the same time and defined “approximately the same time.” These instructions were in addition to an instruction on right-of-way. We do not think the trial court erred in its instructions. Whether the cars approached the intersection…