Quirke v. City of Harvey

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• the defendant city’s conduct was not the proximate cause of the collision where the driver failed to treat the inoperative traffic light as a stop sign
• the defendant city could not have reasonably foreseen that one or both drivers would violate their statutory duty to treat an inoperable traffic light as a stop sign before proceeding into the intersection
• the defendant city’s conduct was not the proximate cause of the collision where the driver failed to treat the inoperative traffic light as a stop sign
• the defendant city could not have reasonably foreseen that one or both drivers would violate their statutory duty to treat an inoperable traffic light as a stop sign before proceeding into the intersection

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).