Terrell v. Lovelace
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Rechenmacher
The defendants appeal from a judgment entered against them in a personal injury action arising out of an automobile accident.
At the time of the accident the weather was clear and the pavement dry. The plaintiff was traveling south on Route 47, driving a pickup truck. The defendant, Lovelace, was traveling north on Route 47, driving an empty school bus. There was a yellow flashing light for north-south traffic on Route 47 and there was a red flashing light for east-west traffic on Keslinger Road, Route 47 thus having the preference.
At the time of the collision between the two vehicles the…
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