Berounsky v. Ogden

The accident occurred about two miles south of Dover on an easterly curve in the highway leading from that city to Portsmouth. The road at that point comprised two lanes of cement, each ten feet wide, flanked by a twelve-inch strip of tarvia and a gravel shoulder six or seven feet in width. A line of electric light poles, situated about eleven feet west of the westerly edge of the cement, ran approximately parallel to the highway, the general direction of which was north and south. Somewhat nearer the cement a few black-and-white posts, without guardrail or cable, had been installed. To the…