Spence v. Waters

In Byrne v. Schultz, Incorporated, 306 Pa. 427, 160 A. 125, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in commenting on the same principle said [page 126]:

“The law only makes obligatory the rule of common sense regarding the duty of a driver at the intersection of streets, where traffic is very dangerous because conflicting. He must be vigilant, must exercise a high degree of care, must have his car under complete control, and must look, and see what is visible, before attempting to cross an intersecting street. This duty has not been relaxed by the introduction of traffic officers and signals, both…