Anderson v. Lynch

' About 1 o’clock the afternoon of December 30, 1922, defendant Lynch, in the employ of the defendant Reo Motor Car Company of Illinois, was driving an empty passenger bus south over a paved highway in the country and Arthur N. Sirrine was driving a Ford touring car north over the same highway. There was a collision between the bus and auto, and Mr. Sirrine received injuries causing his death within a few hours. This suit was brought to recover damages under the claim that the collision was caused by the negligence of the driver of the bus in crowding the road. The paved part of the road was…