CASE ANNOTATIONS

1. Stopping on highway caused by collision of other cars not violation hereof. McCoy v. Fleming, 153 Kan. 780, 782, 113 P.2d 1074.

2. Section discussed in holding no contributory negligence in action for damages. Towell v. Staley, 161 Kan. 127, 138, 166 P.2d 699.

3. Section violated; operator not guilty of negligence as matter of law. Crawford v. Miller, 163 Kan. 718, 720, 722, 186 P.2d 116; Bell v. Miller, 163 Kan. 724, 186 P.2d 115.

4. Cited; petition in damage action held to state cause of action. Flaharty v. Reed, 167 Kan. 319, 321, 205 P.2d 905.

5. Finding driver voluntarily stopping overwidth truck on highway negligent upheld. Martin v. National Mutual Casualty Co., 169 Kan. 110, 113, 114, 217 P.2d 1055.

6. Section complied with; no contributory negligence as a matter of law. Smith v. Salts, 170 Kan. 313, 315, 224 P.2d 1025.

7. Stop caused by spillage of gasoline on engine not violation. Bottenberg Implement Co. v. Sheffield, 171 Kan. 67, 70, 71, 229 P.2d 1004.

8. Cited in holding petition in damage action stated cause of action. Thomas v. Morehead, 175 Kan. 74, 75, 259 P.2d 195.

9. Violation of section does not establish negligence as matter of law. In re Estate of Lloyd, 178 Kan. 572, 576, 290 P.2d 817.

10. Petition alleged section violated, emergency existed, sustaining demurrer error. Winfough v. Tri-State Insurance Co., 179 Kan. 525, 531, 297 P.2d 159.

11. Damage action; stop not a compelled stop as authorized by subsection (b). Applegate v. Home Oil Co., 182 Kan. 655, 324 P.2d 203.

12. Applied; automobile negligence properly alleged; demurrer properly overruled. Mills v. State Automobile Insurance Association, 183 Kan. 268, 270, 271, 326 P.2d 254.

13. Mentioned but not construed in damage action. Angell v. Hester, 186 Kan. 43, 49, 348 P.2d 1050.

14. Violation of section held proximate cause of injury in damage action. State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins. Co. v. Cromwell, 187 Kan. 573, 575, 577, 358 P.2d 761.

15. Damage action for personal injuries; trial court's instructions as to violation of this and other sections not not erroneous. Kline v. Ash, 188 Kan. 745, 747, 366 P.2d 276.

16. Damage action; alleged violation of sections; under facts, defenses of "sudden emergency" and "rescue" properly stricken from answer. Jobst v. Butler Well Servicing, Inc., 190 Kan. 86, 90, 372 P.2d 55.

17. Mentioned; proximate cause is ordinarily a question of fact for the jury. Deemer v. Reichart, 195 Kan. 232, 240, 404 P.2d 174.

18. Cited; violation of statute does not establish contributory negligence as matter of law. Newman v. Case, 196 Kan. 689, 695, 413 P.2d 1013.

19. Parking on pavement; violation of section. McElhaney v. Rouse, 197 Kan. 136, 142, 415 P.2d 241.

20. Cited; statute violation must be proximate cause of injury to constitute negligence as a matter of law. Fairbanks v. Hodschayan, 212 Kan. 545, 440, 551, 552, 512 P.2d 1042.

21. Cited; where automobile involuntarily stopped on highway contrary to driver's will, subsection (a) not applicable. Fairbanks v. Hodschayan, 212 Kan. 545, 550, 551, 552, 512 P.2d 1042.

22. Provision prohibiting parking on highway inapplicable to motorist waiting to make left turn. Jones v. Spencer, 220 Kan. 445, 452, 453, 455, 456, 457, 553 P.2d 300.