Gendron v. Glidden

The accident occurred at the intersection of Harbor avenue, running north and south, with Bowers street which crosses it at right angles. As limited by the curbings, the traveled portion of the former is thirty-eight, and of the latter twenty-three or twenty-four feet. Sidewalks border each street.

The plaintiff was one’ of four invited guests riding in an Oakland touring car driven by her brother-in-law, one Pelletier, who was its owner. He was proceeding southerly on the right hand side of Harbor avenue. As the front end of his engine reached the southerly curbing of Bowers street the right…