Negligence — Automobiles — Skidding — Driving on wrong side of street.
In a motor vehicle collision case, in which there was testimony on behalf of plaintiff that defendants' truck had been moving on wet street car rails when it suddenly swerved to the left, ran across the street out of control and hit the curb, and was almost immediately struck by decedent's truck; and that at some point defendants' truck had skidded; it was Held that the evidence was sufficient to sustain the finding that defendants were negligent.
Argued October 1, 1947.
PER CURIAM, November 10, 1947:
The judgment is affirmed on the opinion of Judge O'TOOLE of the court below.