The defendant was charged with careless driving causing death after his vehicle struck a parked float trailer and a pedestrian, resulting in fatal injuries.
The court found that the collision caused the death, rejecting suggestions of pre-existing conditions.
Despite arguments regarding sun glare and the lack of traffic control measures, the court held that the defendant's failure to reduce his speed or adjust his driving in response to known hazards constituted a marked departure from the standard of a reasonable driver, noting that other vehicles had safely navigated the scene.
The defendant was found guilty.
