Curb Was a Hazardous Condition Nebraska's placement of a curb and delineator posts was found to be the proximate cause of the crash and injuries of a motorist who swerved onto the opposite side of the roadway to avoid hitting a bird. Pickups A survey conducted in Riverside County, California, yielded a detailed description of the motorists who are most likely to carry passengers in the back of a pickup. A motorist received injuries when his car struck a truck at and intersection where the City of New York had not replaced a downed stop sign. The appeal court decided the plaintiff's misjudgment and failure to yield and the truck's excessive speed caused the collision. Back to U.S. Roads Journals Index TranSafety's journal on liability and risk management for road maintenance, engineering, and law professionals.
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