Kane v. Metropolitan Coal Co.

The plaintiffs were injured in September, 1925, while upon the sidewalk of D Street, in South Boston, near *64its intersection with Broadway. They were hit by a motor ambulance which skidded from a point on Broadway, across and into D Street, over the curb and the sidewalk, till stopped by a building. A five-ton coal truck belonging to the defendant, driven on its business by its servant, at the time was making a left hand turn into D Street from Broadvfay. Its front wheels were on the outbound and its rear wheels on the inbound car tracks in Broadway. Whether it had stopped was in dispute.…