Everett v. Littleton Construction Co.

During the trial much time was given to the issue of whether the new road had been opened for highway travel prior to the accident on November 6, 1941. It could readily be found that the point of the collision was within the traveled part of the way from South Alexandria to Hill and that this highway had not been closed to the public. In fact, it was in use for traffic both north and south. The lowering of the grade of the new road made inaccessible the southerly portion of this other highway but an approach for the northerly portion was built to the new road, which was used southerly of that…