South Texas Coaches, Inc. v. Woodard

GRAVES, Justice.

This cause grew out of a collision between two autos on the Frankston and Palestine highway in Anderson County on the night of September! 9, 1934, the one— his own Chevrolet coach — being driven north at 45 miles per hour by Mr. C. M. Woodard, the appellees’ husband and father, who was so critically injured thereby that he died next day; the other — a wrecker belonging to appellant — going south at 20 miles per hour, under operation of one of its employees, and towing one of its disabled buses that was being operated by another employee in its business of transporting people…