Lee v. Baltimore Transit Co.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Per curiam
The appellant drove his automobile straight into the middle of the side of a bus in the intersection of North Avenue and Aisquith Street in Baltimore. He claims (a) that the court’s charge prejudiced him because in instructing that the operator of a vehicle who has a green light must, before proceeding across an intersection, use due care to watch for vehicles already in the intersection he did not at that point say that the vehicle to be watched must be in the intersection lawfully, and (b) that there was not sufficient evidence that the appellee’s bus was lawfully in the intersection when…
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