Radecki v. Adams
Washington Supreme Court
1Per curiam
July 3, 1960, at approximately 2:50 p. m., Dr. George B. Adams was driving his Ford station wagon in the city of Bellevue. A short distance ahead, William Radecki, Jr., aged 14, was riding his bicycle on the street in the same direction. The doctor sounded the horn of his automobile as he proceeded at a speed of approximately 40 miles an hour. The boy promptly rode his bicycle to the shoulder of the road. When the doctor was within a few feet of passing William, he rode his bicycle abruptly to his left and directly in front of the station wagon. At the time of the impact, the doctor was…
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