In Hubbard, the fact that a bus was illegally stopped in the highway was held merely to be a circumstance of the accident where the driver of the truck which struck the bus had an unobstructed view of the bus for a distance of 400 feet and by the use of his brakes could have brought his vehicle to a stop within 100 feet or less, but did not do so.
" See also, Hawkins v. Eason, 164 Va. 350, 356, 180 S.E. 177; Hair v. City of Lynchburg, 165 Va. 78, 83, 181 S.E. 285. We are not unmindful of the rule that what is the proximate cause of an accident of this character is generally a question for the jury and not for the court to determine.
