Jackson v. Smart

Since the plaintiff was approaching on foot from the defendant’s left and since he was struck by the right front corner of the defendant’s car, he must have been within the area lighted by the defendant’s headlights for an appreciable time before he was struck. If the defendant was unable to see him because of the weather or because of the dazzling effect of the lights of approaching cars, both of which impediments to vision he knew existed, he could be found to have been negligent in proceeding across the intersection at the speed at which he says he was driving. Kelley v. Lee, ante, 100.…