Bolduc v. Stein

The accident happened sometime in the afternoon. A heavy damp snow was falling and the road was slushy and slippery. The road for some distance north and south of the point of collision was straight and on a slight grade. The roadbed was of concrete, two nine-foot slabs, with narrow shoulders fifteen to eighteen inches wide and steep banks immediately next to the shoulders on each side of the road. Each car was equipped with but one windshield wiper, on the left-hand (driver’s) side of the cars. The snow was heavy and sticky enough to interfere with a view through the windshields on the…