Wells v. O'Keefe

The excepting parties contend that the only evidence “to support the findings that Wells was and O’Keefe was not guilty of negligence contributing to cause the accident” is the testimony of O’Keefe himself, and that his testimony is too vague and self-contradictory to be entitled to any substantial weight.

The highway at the place where the accident happened comprised three lanes of cement, each approximately ten feet in width. O’Keefe was driving north toward Portsmouth and Wells was driving south toward Massachusetts. It was foggy and the lights of the motor vehicles on the road were lighted.