Robbins v. City of Medford
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtLagesen, J.
Plaintiff was seriously injured when he was hit by a car while crossing South Riverside Avenue at its intersection with Ninth Street in Medford. There are no traffic signals controlling that intersection, but the City of Medford has installed a crosswalk across South Riverside Avenue on the south side of the intersection. Plaintiff was in that crosswalk when he was hit, and he alleges that the city was negligent by placing a crosswalk at that location and by omitting certain safety features from the crosswalk’s design that, in plaintiffs view, would have averted his accident. On summary…
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