Pickrell v. Motor Convoy, Inc.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Judge.
The material facts shown by the evidence and found by the Commission are not in dispute. Motor Convoy, Inc. operates a facility in Walkertown where new vehicles are unloaded from railroad cars, parked in a 50-acre parking lot, and then loaded onto tractor-trailer trucks and transported to their ultimate destination. Clyde Pickrell was employed as a tractor-trailer driver. His duties required him to go to defendant’s office to be assigned a trip and then to locate the vehicles to be transported, drive them to the loading area, and load them onto the truck. Before loading the…
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