Keith v. New York State Thruway Authority

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• holding that driver’s failure to maintain a safe driving speed and distance on wet, foggy night was the proximate cause where no evidence that the driver of the car stopped in middle lane was negligent in failing to restart her vehicle or take other precautionary steps
• affirming lower court’s grant of summary judgment in favor of defendant where the undisputed evidence showed that plaintiffs failure to maintain a safe driving speed and distance was the proximate cause of a rear-end collision with a stopped vehicle

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