Secrist v. City of Detroit

On January 12,1937, at about 1:45 p. m., plaintiff Secrist was driving south on Fourteenth street in the city of Detroit. It is not clear whether Secrist was following a southbound streetcar and stopped behind it to make a turn or whether he overtook the streetcar and stopped on the right of the southbound rails to allow it to pass. Defendant claims that plaintiff attempted to make a U-turn approximately 100 feet north of Ash street, either as the southbound streetcar was entering or as it was leaving a safety zone at this corner. In any event, as plaintiff was making the turn a northbound…