Yerushalmi Bava Kamma 3:6 ירושלמי בבא קמא ג׳:ו׳

MISHNAH: If the carrier of the beam was first and the carrier of the amphora last. If the jar broke on the beam, he⁹⁹The carrier of the beam. is not liable¹⁰⁰Nobody using the public domain is required to have eyes in the back of his head.; but if the carrier of the beam stopped walking, he is liable, except that he is not liable if he said to the carrier of the amphora: stop! If the carrier of the amphora was first and the carrier of the beam last. If the jar broke on the beam, he⁹⁹The carrier of the beam. is liable, but if the carrier of the amphora stopped walking, he is not liable, except that he⁹⁹The carrier of the beam. is liable if he¹⁰¹The carrier of the amphora. said to the carrier of the beam: stop! The same applies if one carries fire and the other flax¹⁰²And the flax was burned..

HALAKHAH: “If the carrier of the beam,” etc. Did not Rav say: If he filled the entire public domain^6,Babli 27b. If one does not stop traffic, one is permitted to put down his load in the public domain.¹⁰⁴The Mishnah only applies to a narrow path; on a wide road the second person is required not to walk directly behind the one carrying a dangerous load.? (And this filled the entire public domain.)¹⁰⁵A corrector’s addition; probably taken unthinkingly from the first paragraph of the Chapter. One said, since he stopped, he is like a street corner⁷The person who turns around the corner could not see the obstacle in front of him. In the Babli, this is attributed to R. Joḥanan; Samuel applies the Mishnah to accidents in the dark. (In R, the statements of Rav and Samuel are conflated to one short text.).