Molda v. Clark

At the intersection of Washington and Michigan avenues, in Lansing, plaintiff, a pedestrian, was struck and injured by an automobile owned by defendant Michigan Employers Casualty Company and used by an employee, Clark, the other defendant, who, though riding in the car, permitted his son to drive. It was evening. The place was well lighted. The pavements were wet. A traffic tower stood in the center of the intersection showing alternately to both streets a red and a green light. The signal was against traffic on Washington. But, despite the signal, right turns were permitted. Clark drove the…