Davis v. Chips Exp., Inc.

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• confirming that to create a jury issue, it is only necessary for the following driver to offer a substantial and reasonable explanation for his actions
• reversing summary judgment based on the presumption of negligence when the depositions and affidavits showed that disputed issues of fact existed about the possibility of inadequate lighting and the slow speed of the preceding truck
• reversing the trial court's grant of summary judgment against a rear driver because \disputed issues of fact exist[ed] with respect to whether the possibly inadequate lighting and the slow speed of the [front driver's] vehicle were causative factors in the collision\

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