O'Donnelly v. Stapler

1. There is no statute in this State requiring the operator of a motor-vehicle to sound a horn or give any other warning on approaching the intersection of public streets or highways, unless such intersection is a “dangerous place upon such street or highway.” See section 3 of the act of August 15, 1921, regulating the use of motor-vehicles. Ga. L. 1921, p. 255; Park’s Ann. Code, § 828 (uu-8). In the absence of anything further to show that the intersection was a dangerous place upon either of the streets, an allegation that the defendant, while operating his automobile on Peachtree street,…