Hoen v. Haines

The plaintiff, when she received her injury, was riding as a passenger on the front seat of a Hudson automobile at the side of the driver. The accident occurred at Squam lake bridge in Holderness on the afternoon of July 6, 1928. The bridge was being repaired at the time, and the east half of the highway for a distance of nearly fifty feet was closed to traffic. At the approach to each end of the bridge the restricted area was inclosed by a barrier. A lane was thus formed approximately fifty feet long and too narrow to permit passage at the same time of cars proceeding in opposite directions.

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