Quigley v. Grand Trunk Western Railway Co.

Plaintiff was injured by an automobile in which he was riding going over the embankment of the approach to a bridge over the tracks of the defendant railway company, at a point in the main highway between Flint and Lapeer, about three miles west of said last named city. He was riding in the front seat with his father-in-law, William Whiteside, who was driving a Buick K-45 automobile, with the top up and without side curtains. Their wives were in the rear seat. Mr. Whiteside had never been over this road before, but on looking down the road going east could see the bridge a quarter of a mile…