Fry v. Derito

Opinion by

Trexler, J.,

Joseph W. Fry, the plaintiff, at about 8:50 o’clock on the evening of September 4, 1927, was driving in a southwesterly direction on Monument Boad and approached Ford Boad, which intersects Monument Boad and is about thirty feet wide. On reaching the curb line at Ford Boad, Fry blew his horn and proceeded to cross at a speed of about twenty to twenty-five miles per hour. He had looked at the curb line and had seen the defendant’s car come at a distance of seventy-five feet away. When he had almost completed the crossing, his front wheels being at the opposite curb line…