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intersection, James Lundry, a truck driver with JBS, who was traveling in the same direction as

Turner on Rittiman Road, approached the intersection in his 18-wheeler tractor trailer and began

to make a right-hand turn from Rittiman to Goldfield. As Lundry began making the turn, a car on

Goldfield approached the intersection and stopped at the red light, resulting in less roomfor the

turning radius on the 18-wheeler. Lundry thus could not complete the right turn on Goldfield and

stopped his 18-wheeler. Neither the 18-wheeler nor the car could move without either Lundry or

the driver of the car backing up. As both the 18-wheeler and the car remained stopped, Turner

continued her walk and started crossing the street in front of the 18-wheeler. Meanwhile, according

to Lundry’s testimony at trial, the driver of the car was “cussing at” Lundry and was making “hand

signals” at him. Lundry testified he made his own “hand gesture” toward the other driver, which

Lundry claimed was to let the other driver know that he needed to back up his car. According to

Lundry, he made the gesture between three and five times. Turner continued walking across the

street. The other driver