Norris v. Wolfensberger

How courts have described this case

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• violation of statutory duty to turn left from left lane is evidence of negligence if violation was proximate cause of the accident
• violation of statutory duty to turn left from left lane is evidence of negligence if violation was proximate cause of accident
• Violation of a statute requiring that a left turn be made from the extreme left-hand lane is not negligence per se but may create a prima facie case of negligence if the violation was a proximate cause of the collision.

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