The claims arose out of a collision, which happened at 3:00 A.M. March 26, 1951, between an automobile and a truck that was parked on the most westerly lane of the southbound section of the Thruway between the villages of Catskill and Saugerties. The truck was loaded with lumber and disabled because of a burned out bearing, but capable nevertheless of being moved on its own power. It was parked on the pavement because the westerly shoulder of the highway was soft. There is...
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