Fraser v. Voight

Opinion by

Gawthrop, J.,

About nine o ’clock A. M. on May 23, 1929, the plaintiff was driving his automobile eastwardly on, and just to the right of the center of, Jefferson Street, in Philadelphia. When he reached the house line of 59th Street, which is thirty-four feet wide from curb to curb, he had reduced his speed to eighteen or twenty miles per hour. At that point his view to the south was unobstructed and he observed the car of Yoight, the defendant, approaching from the right on 59th Street, when it was seventy-five feet from the intersection and travelling, according to his testimony,…