Fulford v. Lehigh Valley Railroad

Citations

• 185 Pa. 329
• 39 A. 1115
• 1898 Pa. LEXIS 713

Syllabus

<p>Negligence — Railroad—Bridge—Engineer—Obvious danger.</p> <p>A locomotive engineer cannot recover damages from the railroad company which employs him, for injuries resulting from his head coming in contact with the side of a bridge, while he had his head out of the cab window to watch his train, where it appears that the engineer had frequently passed the bridge, although on narrower engines, and that the danger from protruding the head too far was obvious.</p>