Mobile O.R. Co. v. Bryant

On the 27th day of September, 1929, the wife of ap-' pellee was driving south in an automobile and along a road or street in the unincorporated village of Lauder-’dale, which said street runs parallel with, and on the east side' of, the railroad track of appellant at a distance generally of slightly less than fifty feet. When the said wife reached a point one thousand fifty-five feet south of the depot, she turned to her right and with little, if any, slackening of speed, she suddenly drove upon the railroa,d track at a village dirt road crossing, and was there struck and killed by…