Atlantic Coast Line Railroad v. Associated Transports, Inc.

Counsel deal with the case by taking up the three special grounds in their argument. We will follow the same procedure in this opinion.

Special ground 1 assigns error because the court erred in refusing to give the following request to charge:'“I charge you that where the view or the hearing of a traveler approaching a railroad crossing is obstructed, he is under the duty of using greater care and prudence in looking and listening for approaching trains than where there is no obstruction. The degree of care which he must exercise in such cases, particularly where he is familiar with the…