West v. Duncan

The defendants áre partners-engaged in the automobile and truck tire business. One of these partners, while engaged on company business, was driving an automobile from Bois D’Arc, a town some fifteen miles west of Springfield, to Springfield and collided with a car in which the plaintiff was riding as a guest. It is undisputed that the time was after sundown on a rainy day, and both cars had the lights turned on.

Defendants’ car was traveling east and the car in which plaintiff was riding was going west. These two cars met in collision a little west of a culvert' or small bridge in the road…