Creaser v. Owens

In this case, we are once again asked to determine the relative rights and responsibilities of motor vehicle operators under the “boulevard rule.” That law, which at the time of the accident involved here was codified in the Maryland Code (1957) as Art. 66!/2, § 233, 1 commands that a driver upon approaching a “through highway” 2 from an unfavored road must stop and yield the right of way to all traffic already in or which may enter the intersection during the entire time the unfavored driver encroaches upon the right of way; this duty continues as long as he is in the intersection and until…