Bradley v. City of Seattle

Appellant owns and operates a municipal street railway. On June 13,1929, Louise Bradley and her husband were passengers on one of the street car lines operated by appellant known as the Lake Burien line. The car in which they were riding collided head-on with another car operated by appellant on the same track. Mrs. Bradley, who will henceforth be referred to as if the only respondent, and her husband had boarded the car some time before the accident, and she was seated on the left side in the corner next to the motorman in the seat which ran parallel with the side of the car.

After leaving…