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469 documents for assured clear distance ahead ohio

- State v. Chakirelis, (Ohio 2010)
TRAFFIC - R.C. 4511.21; assured clear distance ahead statute; skid steer; accident; path of travel; reasonably discernable; sufficient evidence.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Mitchell v. Kuchar, (Ohio 2005)
ASSURED CLEAR DISTANCE AHEAD; SUMMARY JUDGMENT
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Police Blotter
BELLBROOK Monday, June 6

... assisted citizen with a vehicle lockout on Ohio 725. Officer assisted citizen with a vehicle locko... was cited into Xenia Municipal Court for assured clear distance ahead. Wednesday, June 8. A dispute...
- Dayton Daily News
- June 23, 2011

- State v. Hochstetler, Jr., (Ohio 2004)
assured clear distance ahead, R.C. 4511.21, path of travel
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Snider v. Townsend, (Ohio 2005)
C. 4511.21(A); chicken; assured clear distance ahead.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- State v. Passmore, (Ohio 2005)
Traffic Law: Conviction for violation of R.C. 4511.21 (assured clear distance ahead) was not against the manifest weight of the evidence or contrary to law.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Robyn Crummett, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Donald J. Corbin, Defendant-Appellee., 475 F.2d 816 (6th Cir. 1973)
Frank J. Neff, Columbus, Ohio, for plaintiff-appellant; Barkan, Barkan & Neff, C... erred in instructing the jury on Ohio's assured-clear-distance-ahead statute, Ohio Revised Code, S...
- Federal Circuits
- Noonan v. Ohio Dept. of Transp., (Ohio 2007)
Automobile collision with defendant’s vehicle. Driver of plaintiff’s vehicle cited for assured clear distance ahead. Burden of proof, duty of care. Judgment for defendant.
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Mincy v. Farthing, (Ohio 2009)
NEGLIGENCE/AUTOS: Where a driver has an accident after taking evasive action to avoid a collision with an object that (1) is ahead of him in his path of travel; (2) is stationary or moving in the same direction as the driver; (3) has not suddenly appeared in the drivers path; and (4) is reasonably discernable, the driver has violated R.C. 4511.21(A), the assured-clear-distance statute, and is negligent per se. Whether an object is reasonably discernable under a given set of circumstances is normally a question of fact, and when reasonable minds can reach different conclusions from the evidence presented on the question, the trial court should not decide the issue as a matter of law. Where, in a negligence action, there was conflicting evidence concerning wheth...
- Ohio Supreme Court
- Zieger v. Burchwell, (Ohio 2010)
Negligence, pedestrian, right-of-way, summary judgment, collision, implied crosswalk, unmarked crosswalk, assured clear distance ahead.
- Ohio Supreme Court