Corso v. Sicignano

Green Street and Franklin Street are intersecting public highways in New Haven, the former running in an easterly and westerly direction and the latter in a northerly and southerly direction. The width of both highways at and in the vicinity of their intersection is 33 feet. As of October, 1944, no traffic control in the nature of stop signs or overhead light was in existence at the intersection.

On the mid-afternoon of October 23, 1944, the plaintiff's car was being operated easterly on Green Street by her sister Margaret (agency conceded) and the defendant was operating his car southerly on…