McGuiggan v. Hiller

At the time of the accident plaintiff was driving west from Madison to Verona in a Chevrolet coupé. A truck owned by defendant was being driven east upon the *404same highway, and was operated by an employee of the defendant. Defendant’s truck was equipped with a rack, which was between eighty-five and eighty-six inches in width, and which extended about nine inches out from the body of the truck on either side. The accident happened at 2 a.m. on June- 25, 1931, and the truck carried no clearance lights or any other lights to designate it as a truck. This was in violation of sec. 85.06, Stats.,…