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- 180.html accessdate "2013-07-27".
- 180.html court California_courts_of_appeal.
- 180.html date "1966-11-07".
- 180.html isCitedBy Assured_Clear_Distance_Ahead.
- 180.html isCitedBy Road_traffic_safety.
- 180.html litigants "172800.0".
- 180.html opinion "180".
- 180.html pages "180".
- 180.html publisher "Official California Appellate Reports".
- 180.html quote ""All courts are agreed that the mere fact of a collision of two automobiles gives rise to no inference of negligence against either driver in an action brought by the other. ...When a vehicle operated by A collides with a vehicle operated by B, there are four possibilities. A alone was negligent; B alone was negligent; both were negligent; or neither. Of these four only the first will result in liability of A to B. The bare fact of a collision affords no basis on which to conclude that it is the preponderant probability. The odds are against it."".
- 180.html reporter "California Appellate Reports, Second Series".
- 180.html series "2".
- 180.html title "172800.0".
- 180.html url 180.html.
- 180.html vol "46".
- 180.html volume "46".