Roy v. Levy

The jury could properly find that R. L., c. 106, s. 3, did not apply as the two vehicles approached and arrived at the intersection of Main and Lake Streets. This depended upon whether Roy could reasonably have believed that he, in the exercise of due care, could pass through the intersection without interfering with the progress of the other car at a reasonable and lawful speed. The driver on the right does not have an absolute right of way. “In short, the invocation of the statute raises an issue of fact in the first instance, namely, whether or not a man of reasonable prudence in the…