Louisville Auto Supply Co. v. Irvine

Opinion of the Court by

Commissioner Hobson

Reversing.

On January 20, 1922, Joseph B. Irvine and his wife were returning from Louisville to Frankfort in a oar owned by Mrs. Irvine and driven by her. She was sitting on the left side of the ear and he on the right; no one else was in the oar. About ten miles from Frankfort a small stream crosses the pike. The roadway over the stream is 16 feet wide. There is a hill on either side of the bridge, but for something like a hundred feet on either side the ground is practically level. At the end of the bridge there are wings about 4 feet long to guard…