Jenkins v. Nachand

June 8, 1965, was a warm, sunshiny day, and sometime between 6 o’clock P.M. and 7 o’clock P.M. near Anderson, Indiana, appellee’s decedent, Roscoe B. Stone, was driving south on State Highway 9 at about 35 miles per hour, with Mrs. Ruby Jenkins, plaintiff-appellant, and invited guest riding with him.

On the day and hour in question State Highway 9 was a four lane, paved highway running north and south and had a median made of concrete about three feet wide and three inches in the center thereof.

Appellee’s decedent, while traveling as aforesaid, at a point about one-half mile south of State…