Miller v. Kujak

Miller had intended to turn into a farm driveway which led off the highway to his right. He knew of the presence of the overtaking truck and its rapid approach and remarked to his wife that he must give it plenty of room. For him to make the turn into the driveway it was necessary for him to come onto the concrete in order to create a wider turning circle. He contends that he had not left the shoulder or entered the concrete strip when he was hit. What we said at page 229 of the earlier opinion is true under the evidence in the second trial.

“The two versions were irreconcilable and the jury…