Snyder v. Smith

On the afternoon of July 24, 1921, the appellant, aged eighteen years, was riding a motor*22cycle on the Pacific Highway easterly from the city of Tacoma, and the respondent was driving an automobile stage on the Pacific Highway, coming towards the city of Tacoma. At Fife station, one driving on the Pacific Highway makes a turn to the left, changing the course from a northerly to a westerly direction, and it was at this turn that the collision occurred between the appellant and respondent, which resulted in injuries to the appellant for which this suit was brought. ,

At Fife station, the road…