The law of the road; or, wrongs and rights of a traveller

Name: The law of the road; or, wrongs and rights of a traveller
Author: R. Vashon Rogers

By R. Vashon Rogers

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A concise, often humorous handbook that explains the rights and liabilities encountered by travelers and carriers on land and water. Legal principles affecting drivers, servants, carriers, passengers, and pedestrians are set out in plain language and illustrated with anecdotes and judicial extracts. Topics covered include master and servant liability, negligence, railway and steamboat responsibilities, fares, sidewalks, and weather-related hazards. Supplemental notes, case lists, and an index cater to professional readers while the main text aims to instruct everyday travelers and entertain those journeying by coach, rail, or steamer.

About the Author

R. Vashon Rogers

R. Vashon Rogers was an author known for his works that explore the intersection of law and everyday life. His notable titles include "The Law and Medical Men," which examines legal issues in the medical field, and "The Law of Hotel Life; or, the Wrongs and Rights of Host and Guest," where he delves into the legal dynamics between hotel operators and their patrons. Additionally, his work "The Law of the Road; or, Wrongs and Rights of a Traveller" addresses the legal rights of travelers. Through these writings, Rogers contributed to a better understanding of legal principles as they apply to common social interactions.