Larson v. Lowden

Peterson, Justice.

These actions arise out of a crossing collision between one of defendants’ trains and plaintiff Alfred Larson’s automobile, a Chevrolet coach, at about eight p. m. on the evening of February 19, 1987. Alfred Larson sues to recover damages to his automobile, loss of its use, and damage sustained because of injuries to his wife, Jessie Larson. She sues to recover for personal injuries. Alfred Larson was driving and his wife was a passenger. She sat in the front seat on the driver’s right. The train was backing south on a switch track, and plaintiffs were going east on Bayfield…