Supreme Court dismisses charge of endangering traffic when driver turns right at intersection and horse enters road unexpectedly.

The Supreme Court dismissed the charge of endangering traffic against a driver who turned right at an intersection, causing a collision with a horse that had unexpectedly entered the roadway. The defense argued that the horse's sudden appearance into the center of the lane was an unforeseeable event beyond the driver's control. The court ruled that the driver fulfilled their duty of care by turning right, and the horse's erratic movement broke the causal chain required for criminal liability.