Stingley v. Crawford

The accident in controversy occurred about 9 o’clock in the morning of April 22, 1933, at the intersection of Fifth avenue and Sixteenth street in the city of Cedar Rapids. Fifth avenue runs east and west, and Sixteenth street runs north and south. The width of Fifth avenue from curb to curb is 40 feet, and the width of Sixteenth street is 30 feet, and both are paved. The plaintiff lived south of Fifth avenue, and, at the time in controversy, she was invited by a neighbor (Mrs. Walters) to ride in-the Walters car. The plaintiff occupied the right hand side of the back seat, with Mrs. Walters…