Sharp v Avery (1938)
Two motorcyclists, one of whom was carrying pillion passenger, agreed between them that one of them should lead as he knew the way. The other motorcyclist followed at a distance of 8 yards.
The lead motorcyclist mistook the road and drove onto waste ground. He skidded to a stop. The second motorcyclist followed and collided with the first.
The first motorcyclist was negligent as there was a duty on him not to mislead the following motorcyclist.
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