Anderson v. Collins & Glennville Railroad

About midway between Collins and Glennville the track of .the defendant railroad company crosses the public highway connecting these towns. The railroad company operates a gasoline motor-car over said railroad. This car approached the crossing at night, with one front light burning. It was difficult for an automobilist to tell, at this particular crossing (the highway and the track almost paralleling each other), whether it was another automobile approaching or the motor-car. The motor-car was not equipped with a bell, nor did it have any whistle or other apparatus for giving alarm, except an…