Kies v. Hopper

At the time of the collision both.cars were proceeding westward on the north half of a seventy-five-feet-wide paved street on which there were patches of ice. Mrs. Kies testified that as she was driving at twenty-five to twenty-eight miles per hour without slowing up the car, it was brought to a stop when its rear bumper was struck by the front bumper of defendant’s car, so that the bumpers became interlocked and the cars were stopped abruptly by the application of defendant’s brakes and the impact. He testified that as he approached the place of the collision he followed the Kies car for…