Sellers v. Sexton

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• evidence that driver knew that a bridge had a wide curve that obstructed her view of oncoming traffic and should have known the road had loose rocks and stones
• defendant entered a bridge at or near maximum speed despite knowing a wide turn would obstruct her view of oncoming traffic and bridge had been spread with stone in preparation for bad weather

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