Parker v. Flythe

Immediately after said collisions, Parker was dead. *550The evidence was sufficient to support a finding that his death was proximately caused by one or both of the collisions.

The paved portion of the highway was approximately 22 feet wide. On the east side, there was an eight-foot shoulder. On the west side, the shoulder was “maybe 6 feet or 7 feet.”

In determining what proximately caused the collisions, the crucial question is which driver or drivers failed to drive “upon the right half of the highway” in violation of G.S. 20-146 and failed to give to the other “at least one-half of the…