in the northbound lane. California Highway Patrol was on the scene and activated their emergency lights to alert oncoming cars, but the operator of the motorcycle was run over by a Ford Mustang before police could reach him. The operator of the bike was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced dead, while the passenger was treated for moderate injuries.

As these accidents show, being able to get off the roadway after being ejected from a motorcycle can mean the difference between life and death. This is not an easy thing to do, however. Automobile drivers should constantly scan the road ahead and be mindful of the safety of others when sharing the road with vulnerable motorcyclists.at the rate of $250.00 on the 15th of each month. The first and last months rental were paid in advance. The building was to be occupied by Dugger for operation of a retail business of some type. The payments through May 15th were made by appellee. Sometimes in June, 1968, Dugger became ill and the June-September payments were made by Maury Maverick, Jr., Esq., who advised appellant's son and agent, James R. Warncke, Esq., that he was representing Dugger. The payment due October 15, 1968, was not paid and Mr. Maverick advised Mr. Warncke at that time that Dugger was not going to pay any more rent and, furthermore, that the *364 "hippies" who then were in possession of the premises were not the agents of Dugger.