Miller v. Utah Light & Traction Co.

I think the evidence in this case should have taken it to the jury. The decision appears to me to rest on two wrong propositions: First, that where the front of the bus safely passes pedestrians standing in the walkway and follows the curve of the street car tracks, the driver has as a matter of law fully performed his duty toward such pedestrians.

Second, that the evidence in this case is not susceptible of a deduction (a) that the bus swerved suddenly toward the right after it started to turn or (b) that it is not susceptible of a deduction that the bus driver did not cut in more to the…