Collins v. International Indemnity Co.

It was stipulated that Lovett “parked his car across the two westbound lanes facing in an eastwardly direction toward Savannah. This was done to protect the bodies from the traffic moving in a westwardly direction on the Viaduct. He turned on his emergency flashers and left the headlights on. Lovett’s vehicle was white and easily visible to any vehicles coming toward him.” Thus, there is evidence that he created a neutral zone, changing the scene from one of obvious danger to the two people who were lying in the middle lane of the roadway with nothing to stop oncoming traffic from hitting…